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In the Search Console data model, click-through rate (CTR) = clicks ÷ impressions; a drop in impressions usually means rankings have slipped out of the first screen or search demand has shrunk, while impressions staying flat but CTR declining often reflects weakening appeal of the title, meta description, or rich media snippets
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