Glossary > Unique Clicks
Unique clicks refer to the number of distinct users who click on a link or advertisement, as opposed to the total number of clicks. Each user is counted only once, even if they click multiple times. For example, if a user clicks on the same link three times, it still counts as one unique click.
It measures the number of individual users who have clicked on a specific link or ad within a given time frame. This metric helps marketers understand how many different people are engaging with their content, as opposed to the total number of clicks, which may include multiple clicks from the same user. Unique clicks are an essential metric for assessing the reach and effectiveness of digital marketing campaigns.
They provide a more accurate representation of how many different users are interacting with your content. This metric is particularly useful in evaluating the performance of email campaigns, online ads, and social media posts. For example, if a campaign receives 1,000 total clicks but only 500 distinct clicks, it suggests that half of the clicks come from repeated users, indicating high engagement from a smaller audience.
An email marketing campaign sends a link to 1,000 recipients. Out of these, 200 recipients clicked the link. If some recipients click multiple times, the campaign might have 300 total clicks but only 200 distinct clicks.
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