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5 Tips to Prepare Your Email Program for Mail Privacy Protection (and Still Be Successful)

Litmus

As news of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection sinks in for email marketers, questions linger around how it will ultimately impact email programs as they stand today. Assuming Apple Mail open data becomes unreliable, here are five tips to help you prepare for Mail Privacy Protection. Incorporate localization of content.

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Rev Ops Barometer H2 2021

Liveintent

Violations of privacy such as these have created opportunities for other tech giants to make substantial changes to how they collect data and track consumers across the web under the guise of consumer privacy protection, like Apple’s IDFA and MPP. Establishing a privacy-first first-party data strategy. Ad Ops team.

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Harnessing AI-based Account segmentation in ABM

Valasys

Unlike traditional mass marketing, ABM tailors content and messaging to resonate with individual accounts, making it a powerful strategy in B2B marketing. Personalization at Scale: AI enables marketers to tailor content, messaging, and interactions for individual accounts at scale.

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How to Collect Zero-Party Data Through Email

Litmus

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. As Google goes, so does the rest of the market. What’s a data-driven email marketer to do? This is all considered first-party data.

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The Rise of Alternative Search Engines (+ Tips for Marketers)

Single Grain

The rise of alternative search engines can be attributed to a growing consciousness about digital privacy and a collective push against data monopolies. Users are increasingly wary of how mainstream engines use their data, from tracking searches to profiling users for targeted advertising. bang shortcuts and instant answers.