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Everything you need to know about Deep Linking

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Deep linking is usually used by user acquisition teams to improve their conversion rates. However, more and more applications of deep links are being unearthed and are now being used by marketers. You can too use deep lining so users can easily navigate the mobile web and apps easily.

Read our guide to learn how what exactly deep links are, how they work, and how you can apply them to smoothen your users’ journey.

What’s Inside?

  • What is deep linking and what does it do
  • How deep links can be effectively applied
  • Use cases of deep linking & deferred deep linking
  • Why you need Trackier as your deep linking solution
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