Welcome to this week's edition of the email marketing roundup. Please find selected news and inspiration from the past days below. Have a nice weekend!
Greetings from Berlin, Rene Kulka/@lukeAnker |
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AOL/Yahoo Transition Update: AOL DMARC & FBL Reports
AOL Postmaster Lili Crowley posted an update yesterday to the AOL Postmaster Blog regarding the future of DMARC and FBL reports from the AOL platform. Here's my summary of that information: For DMARC reports: AOL is saying that the MX records for their domains are in the process of being transitioned from AOL inbound email servers to new email servers. As each domain's MX record is transitioned, AOL will no longer send DMARC reports for that domain. Any DMARC reports for that domain will now come [...]
spamresource.com
Deliverability
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Bewerbungen für E-Mail-Award bis zum 28.02.2018 einreichen
Zum fünften Mal wird der E-Mail-Award verliehen. Prämiert werden responsestarke E-Mail-Kampagnen. Der Preis wird auf der Fachkonferenz DialogSummit im Steigenberger Airport Hotel verliehen. Der E-Mail-Award würdigt die Leistung von Unternehmen, die E-Mails entwerfen, welche im täglichen Posteingang herausstechen und mit Freude und Erwartung angeklickt werden. Bewerbungsunterlagen können unter info@e-mail-award.de angefordert werden. Bewerbungsschluss ist der 28.02.2018. [...]
email-marketing-forum.de (translate)
Event
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Fonts and font-weights in Emails
Let’s admit it: emails are still a big thing in 2018. And I’m pretty confident it still will be in 2019. But even in the year 2018 emails are still pretty basic when it comes to modern HTML and CSS standards. Especially if you look to Microsoft. To start with the first chapter of a bunch we look at fonts. You probably already added a Google Font to your Newsletter and saw in the rendering that there is some pretty bad coverage. [...]
medium.com
Design
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Auswirkungen der DSGVO auf das E-Mail-Marketing
Bezüglich des Widerrufsrechts gibt es durch Einführung des sog. „Simplizitätsgebotes“, rein formal eine Neuerung. Denn danach muss der Widerruf der Einwilligung genau so leicht zu bewerkstelligen sein, wie die Einwilligung selbst. Dieses Simplizitätsgebot wird jedoch bereits dadurch erfüllt, dass ein „Unsubscribe-Link“ an das Ende jeder Mail gestellt wird. Diese bereits gängige Praxis sorgt dafür, dass dieses Gebot in der Praxis nicht zu großen Schwierigkeiten führen dürfte. In der [...]
email-marketing-forum.de (translate)
Law
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Why marketing technology is sucking the life out of the marketing profession
In the medical profession, technology is being used to cure disease, significantly improving life expectancy nearly everywhere in the world. In the automotive industry, we are at the dawn of nearly miraculous connected, self-driving vehicles. And in physics, technology is being applied to unlock the very secrets of our universe. In my own beloved profession of marketing, the primary application of technology is to find increasingly sophisticated ways to annoy people. And this, my friends, is the cent [...]
businessesgrow.com
Marketing
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Microsoft using the List-Unsubscribe header
An interesting observation from Brian Curry about how Microsoft is using the List Unsubscribe header in their interface. The short version is that Microsoft is only supporting mailto: links. They’re ignoring any List-Unsubscribe links that are a URL. Here are some screenshots. When the sender is using a List-Unsubscribe http:// header, Microsoft states that there is no information on how to help the user unsubscribe, so the offer to block the sender instead. Like in these two messages. [...]
wordtothewise.com
Unsubscribe Marketing Deliverability
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What Makes A Really Good Email? [GFX]
First off, what is Really Good Emails? It’s a Internet website that tries to put together the best emails in the universe in one place. Really Good Emails (RGE for short) aims to be the best showcase of email design and resources on the web. We’re providing transparency into product email and customer email cycles that are not available anywhere else. [...]
reallygoodemails.com
Clickrate
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Legitimate vs Spam Messages: Breaking Down Microsoft’s Rating System
Our deliverability expert breaks down what Microsoft's SCL, BCL, and PCL ratings mean when sending messages to one of their domains. As soon as an email message hits Microsoft’s servers, their proprietary Exchange Online Protection (EOP) filtering service scans the message and then inserts an anti-spam report into the message headers. You can read more about all of the different fields and filters they use here, but the three fields that I’m going to focus on today that have helped us understand how [...]
sparkpost.com
Deliverability
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Email accessibility in action
Accessibility in emails is getting more and more press in the past few years, which is a good thing. But I still stumble on a lot of poorly accessible emails. While giving email coding training and [...]
hteumeuleu.com
Design
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