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How to become an expert in Google Analytics for hotels
Dec 30, 2020 3:00:00 PM
Find out how to set up better segments, customize your dimensions and metrics, and even connect your CRM to Google Analytics for single-user tracking.
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Introducing the upgraded Triptease Convert product, designed to improve the customer experience and increase conversions across both desktop and mobile.
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