The phrase "a unique click" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinctive or special interaction, often in the context of technology or user experience.
Example: "The new app design creates a unique click that enhances user engagement and satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a distinctive interaction" or "a special engagement".
Fisher Price, Mattel's preschool brand, launched bricks called TRIO, which boast of a "unique click-and-snap" technology but look a lot like Lego.Yet Lego's position looks strong.
A unique click-clack tin-lid mechanism is analyzed here.
Click Density was one of the first services to show each unique click on your site, but Crazy Egg has added a simpler point-and-click interface for drilling into your data.
Arra Yerganian, the chief executive at SwitcHouse, said that he believed the company's unique "click to list" cataloging system, which enables swappers to simply click on the items they have or want, provided an easy-to-use venue that would continue to be popular with traders.
To watch Lenka perform "Unique," click here.
As if playing from memory in the first half of their Late Night Prom wasn't enough, this month we saw the young, vibrant Aurora Orchestra premiere Benedict Mason's Meld, which had musicians moving around the Royal Albert Hall, each playing to a unique, personalised click-track.
And while it's too early to know the effectiveness of these new efforts, in the initial Cincom campaign, News360 said it delivered an impressive 12.5percentt unique click-through rate on the iPhone and 5percentt unique click-through rate on the iPad.
Even though those are unique click-through rates (in other words, if someone saw a promoted headline multiple times before clicking, they still counted as one click for one view), Karachinsky said measuring the results this way didn't make a huge difference compared to standard CTRs.
Those early users, LinkedIn said, had between three and 13percentt more unique impressions served and up to 80percentt more unique clicks.
Combine that with Amazon's unique click-and-buy features and soon you'll be able to buy the proverbial Jennifer Aniston's sweater on a whim!
They want first page Google, they want unique clicks, they want Facebook fans and Twitter followers and they want more sales.
