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Prepare for the Future of Email Insights and Analytics: Webinar Recording + Takeaways

Litmus

Consumer privacy protection is a huge trend imparting marketing as a whole—and email marketing specifically in the coming months. With Apple Mail Privacy Protection rolling out in September, how we “do email” is changing. Watch the recording here, or read the recap below: What privacy changes are happening?

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Everything Marketers Need to Know About Consumer Protection & Consumer Rights

Martech Advisor

While CCPA applies to businesses that serve Californian citizens, companies must satisfy a few criteria such as, they should have annual revenue of $25 million, out of which at least 50% of revenue is generated from the sale of Californian consumer data. Send a new opt-in campaign for other subscribers to update their preferences.

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GDPR is Changing the Enterprise Outbound Sales Landscape

Aberdeen

Instead, for content-driven campaigns, rely on social networks (such as LinkedIn) or other outsourced methods to drive target accounts inbound. With California’s laws changing in the coming months, it is essential to take a new approach when reaching out to Silicon Valley. Opt-In: Create programs to get opted-in contacts.

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40 Top Heatmap and Session Replay Tools Reviewed: The Most Comprehensive Comparison Guide

Convert

Let’s check out more… Types of Heatmaps Heatmapping has been adapted to represent different types of data in a way that makes perfect sense. PRO-TIP To really get the most out of your heatmaps, you’re going to need to use more than one type since they each give you an incomplete perspective on user behavior.

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Click to give with GreaterGood: Thursday’s Daily Brief

Martech

Emails, influential posts on LinkedIn, virtual product demos…all these pieces of content, all these messages, are speaking to a person. Apple’s iOS 15 allows users to opt in to its Mail Privacy Protection feature, which essentially blocks email senders from being able to see information on how those users interact with emails.