Welcome to a new edition of the email marketing roundup. Please find selected news and inspiration from the past weeks below. Have a nice weekend!
Greetings from Berlin, Rene Kulka/@lukeAnker |
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Your Email Marketing Metrics Are Wrong (And How to Fix Them)
I’m here to tell you that your email marketing metrics (or KPIs) are wrong. Your email opens and clicks are probably inflated by 50% or more. In fact, we’re finding that email marketing key performance indicators (KPIs) are becoming increasingly more unreliable as time goes on, rather than less. However, not all is doom and gloom; there are solutions to help alleviate this issue with email reporting, giving you a better sense of the truth. But be ready for a wake-up call on how well your emails are [...]
medium.com
Marketing
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How to Bring Your Gmail Promotion Annotations To Life
Google’s mission is to sift through the ocean of data out there and bubble up the most critical information so you can find it more easily. They do that in their search results and they increasingly do that in Gmail, whether it’s through Gmail Highlights, featuring the “Top Deals” in the Promotions tab, or through their latest feature, Email Annotations. [...]
oracle.com
Subjectline Design Marketing
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DANE as Basis for Secure Data Transmission of Emails [PDF]
The protection of your customer data is not only of the highest priority for you, but also for the email service provider that is sending on your behalf. Article 33 of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) stipulates what happens in the case of abreach involving personal data: In this case, the data controller (here, the companydoing the marketing) must inform the data subjects (customers whose data has been breached) [...]
certified-senders.org
Marketing
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What all the stuff in email headers means—and how to sniff out spoofing
I pretty frequently get requests for help from someone who has been impersonated—or whose child has been impersonated—via email. Even when you know how to "view headers" or "view source" in your email client, the spew of diagnostic wharrgarbl can be pretty overwhelming if you don't know what you're looking at. Today, we're going to step through a real-world set of (anonymized) email headers and describe the process of figuring out what's what. [...]
arstechnica.com
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