CTR stands for “click-through rate,” and it refers to the percentage of users who click on a search result after seeing it in the search results page. In Google Search Console, the CTR is a metric that shows you the percentage of users who clicked on a specific page or group of pages on your website after seeing it in the search results.
To view the CTR for a specific page or group of pages in Google Search Console, go to the “Performance” report and select the page or group of pages you want to see the CTR for. From there, you can see the CTR for that page or group of pages, as well as other metrics such as the number of clicks, impressions, and average position in the search results.
The CTR can be a useful metric for understanding how well your website is performing in search results and how effectively it is attracting clicks from users. A high CTR can indicate that your website is relevant and useful to users, while a low CTR may suggest that users are not finding your website valuable or relevant to their search query.