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Identifying ‘Real Opens’ Is Key to Adapting to Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection

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Apple’s new Mail Privacy Protection features will have widespread implications for email marketers , causing marketers to implement multiple strategies to adapt. Apple will pre-fetch every email’s content at the time of delivery. In particular, the lack of visibility around opens will be a challenge. How can you do that?

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How to adapt your marketing for the new era of data analytics by Salesforce

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For one, the ways companies collect user data have been under the microscope, and policies from Apple and Google are forcing marketing data analytics changes across the board. Instead of relying on a jumble of platforms, you can invest in automated data governance to relieve your teams of manual data aggregation.

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Ethical data management is a win for marketers

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With campaigns deploying across so many digital channels, marketers are aggregating more and more data, which means they have to also stay on top of privacy compliance. Think about social media, online shopping, content, streaming, banking or even healthcare,” said Debar. Privacy laws in Europe and in some U.S.

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10 Email Marketing Trend Predictions from the Experts

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AI can write content for you, and AI can now create whatever image may be in your mind. Their support, combined with Google and Yahoo’s existing support, will bring BIMI to the forefront for marketers in 2023. These might include shoppable emails, interactive surveys, product reviews, and many more.”.

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Looking for clarity on CDPs: Monday’s Daily Brief

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With campaigns deploying across so many digital channels, marketers are aggregating more and more data, which means they have to also stay on top of privacy compliance. Privacy laws in Europe and in some U.S. states (the EU’s GDPR, California’s CCPA) are making data sharing and usage more regulated. Quote of the day.

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How to Respond to the Loss of Third-Party Cookies

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In one direction, marketers need a verifiable view of customers to provide relevant content and campaigns. In turn, customers want to interact with companies that know who they are and what they want, respect their privacy , and can deliver consistently great experiences with the least friction possible.

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How to Collect Zero-Party Data Through Email

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As Google goes, so does the rest of the market. It wasn’t long after that Apple launched Mail Privacy Protection , which hides subscribers’ IP addresses… aka making it impossible to tell who opened your emails, if they’re using Apple Mail. This is all considered first-party data. The biggest perk?