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Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection: What This Means for Email Marketers and How to Prepare Now

Litmus

Three words: Mail Privacy Protection. Apple announced Mail Privacy Protection for their Mail app on iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS Monterey devices. According to Apple , “Mail Privacy Protection stops senders from using invisible pixels to collect information about the user. Monitoring deliverability.

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How marketers can adapt to Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection update

Liveintent

Marketers were given just three months to prepare for Apple’s groundbreaking new Mail Privacy Protection feature. In a nutshell, Mail Privacy Protection will anonymize Apple Mail users’ information, leaving marketers in the dark about their audience’s email open times, locations, and device information.

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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? Check out the webinar recording and read the Q&A below. How exactly are we able to identify which users are opting in to MPP? What should marketers be doing differently?

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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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Email marketing strategy: A marketer’s guide

Martech

This happens when your subscribers opt in through a sign-up form. One thing to consider if you are having severe deliverability challenges is a double opt-in email. The double opt-in requires the subscriber to confirm that they sincerely want to receive emails from you or your brand.

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Email Marketing KPIs You Should Be Tracking

Litmus

The open rate is how many of your delivered emails were “opened” and is great for gauging the effectiveness of subject lines, monitoring email deliverability , and measuring high-level subscriber engagement. One way to add a layer of protection to help lower bounce rates is requiring double opt-in. Unsubscribe rate. Bounce rate.

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Email Benchmarks for Building Product Marketers

Navigate the Channel

In early 2023, Email Tool Tester found that the average deliverability for all email tools combined was just below 85%, which means 15% of sent emails were either flagged as spam or bounced into the sock-in-the-dryer void. RELATED: Apple’s New Mail Privacy Protection: Good or Bad for Marketers? What are the specifics?