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Multiple Domain Aliases
We send out a lot mailings and I want to test which ones perform
better. My plan is to use different domain aliases to track the performance. Example: Mailing 1: will have example.com as the call to action Mailing 2: will have sample.com as the call to action Each of these domains will point (redirect) to the content. Does anyone know how this can work with Google Analytics. Will they both show up as direct traffic or will the visits be separated out by URL? Thanks for your help 
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