Post by account_disabled on Mar 16, 2024 4:05:24 GMT -6
Learn More This blog provides general information and discussion about email marketing and related topics. The content provided on this blog (the Content) should not be construed as, and is not intended to constitute, financial, legal or tax advice. You should seek professional advice before acting on any information contained in the Content. All content is provided strictly as is and we make no warranties or representations of any kind with respect to the content. Current situation: Where are we now? It's been about six months since Activity Monitor was released to the public last month. While we’ve learned a lot about this feature and how it works, email marketers also face a lot of questions.
What happened during that time? How many people have chosen to join? How does it affect my metrics? How do email service providers respond? Marketers are still understandably concerned about B2B Reviews Club privacy changes. release their own privacy-related features, it feels like we're at the beginning of a trend that will continue to impact marketers for the foreseeable future. Let’s take a quick look at how things are going and how we’re responding to these changes. So, what is the status? A lot has happened since Apple launched Mail Privacy Shield in March.
For those who don’t remember, Email Privacy Protection is a new feature in Email Privacy that basically does two things: Effectively disables open tracking, eliminating the ability for email marketers to reliably track whether it was opened and read by someone Obfuscate users' addresses so email marketers don't know their location. Disable open tracking by prefetching (or downloading) emails and email images to every device, regardless of whether the user opens and reads the message. An email image pixel used to track opens is included in this download, meaning an email will be considered opened even if the user doesn't open it.
What happened during that time? How many people have chosen to join? How does it affect my metrics? How do email service providers respond? Marketers are still understandably concerned about B2B Reviews Club privacy changes. release their own privacy-related features, it feels like we're at the beginning of a trend that will continue to impact marketers for the foreseeable future. Let’s take a quick look at how things are going and how we’re responding to these changes. So, what is the status? A lot has happened since Apple launched Mail Privacy Shield in March.
For those who don’t remember, Email Privacy Protection is a new feature in Email Privacy that basically does two things: Effectively disables open tracking, eliminating the ability for email marketers to reliably track whether it was opened and read by someone Obfuscate users' addresses so email marketers don't know their location. Disable open tracking by prefetching (or downloading) emails and email images to every device, regardless of whether the user opens and reads the message. An email image pixel used to track opens is included in this download, meaning an email will be considered opened even if the user doesn't open it.