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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2022 · 46 MIN

Go where the puck will be with Charles Farina

from Standard Deviation Podcast · host Juliana Jackson, Charles Farina

Connect and learn more about Charles Farina:LinkedinTwitterHis website (blog)His GA4 CXL CourseA demo we recorded about GA4 FeaturesIf you liked this episode, make sure to subscribe to your favorite podcast provider: https://kite.link/standard-deviation--a-podcast-from-juliana-jacksonTo connect with the host, Juliana Jackson, you can follow her on Twitter or Linkedin at @theclvladyStandard Deviation: A podcast from Juliana Jackson is sponsored by CXL.com. CXL is the premium marketing education destination. This podcast is brought to you by Juliana Jackson and Simo Ahava.  

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In this episode, I am joined by Charles Farina, Head of Innovation at Adswerve. Charles is an analytics specialist with deep experience in the Google Marketing Platform (Google Analytics 360, Tag Manager, Data Studio, etc.). We will cover many topics, from adult hockey training to GA4, mental models, and education. -- please excuse the audio quality from the host on this episode. Unfortunately, I found a bad day to test new headphones. Charles however, sounds very crisp --

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