Having a high CTR usually means you get a high number of submitted forms.

False. A high Click-Through Rate (CTR) indicates that a significant percentage of people who saw your ad clicked on it, suggesting strong ad copy and targeting. However, a high CTR does not automatically guarantee a high number of submitted forms. Form submissions depend on several factors after the click, such as the landing page experience, the clarity and length of the form, the value proposition offered, and the user's intent. A high CTR with low form submissions could point to issues with the landing page or the offer itself, rather than the initial ad.