Remove behavior
article thumbnail

Apple’s New Mail Privacy Protection: Good or Bad for B2B Marketers?

Navigate the Channel

In this blog post, we’ll explain how Apple Mail privacy updates impact email open rates and change how marketers measure campaigns. Apple Mail Privacy Updates. In iOS 15, Apple launched Mail Privacy Protection features, which lets users hide their IP address and load content privately and remotely. More Changes Ahead.

article thumbnail

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

Litmus

Apple’s new Mail Privacy Protection features will have widespread implications for email marketers , causing marketers to implement multiple strategies to adapt. That’s because these changes, which debut this fall, will prevent email senders from seeing Apple Mail users’ open behavior, IP address, location, and device information.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

What We Know Now about Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection, What To Do Next & Predictions For The Future: Webinar Recording + Q&A

Litmus

Now that Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) is out in the wild, has it impacted email marketing like we thought it would? Fortunately, mailbox providers don’t really use opens to determine email deliverability, so we recommend focusing more on engagement metrics such as reads, clicks, and inbox behaviors.

article thumbnail

How 2022 Apple Mail Privacy Updates Affect Email Open Rates

SmartBug Media

The Apple Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) feature launched in September 2021 as an effort to give users more control over their data information. What Is Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection Update? What Does Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection Update Mean for Marketers? Behavior triggers, such as abandoned carts.

Open Rate 105
article thumbnail

Do you know how to target in a post-cookie era?

illumin

Marketers can then use this data to generate tailored ads according to browsing habits; consumers can feel safer knowing there’s no permanent data storage of their browsing habits. The future of targeting relies on consent-gathered information and privacy-protected profiles.

article thumbnail

The State of Email Marketers’ Tech Stack

Litmus

They’re looking for emails that match their behaviors and habits. But we all know that the real reason we’re sending emails is to help build relationships that will eventually generate revenue for our brands, either directly or indirectly. Both consumers and business customers expect a level of personalization beyond “first name.”

article thumbnail

How email marketers everywhere can learn from privacy success in the UK and EU

Martech

Marketers who were fretting when Apple announced Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) last year might have been missing the opportunity brought on by the new policy to build more trust with customers, and ultimately score a higher ROI. When Validity looked at the “opens” generated by the pixel fires from Apple’s proxy, the open rate was 32%.

Privacy 94