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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.

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[Confessions of a Marketer] Apple Mail Privacy Protection (MPP): Webinar Recording + QA

Litmus

Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection news continues to be a source of confusion, questions, and more for email marketers like you. Since we can’t rely on opens, what do you recommend? And how can I convince my boss that open rate doesn’t matter? your open rate is ~30% at all destinations, but 6% at Hotmail).

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Watch for inflated email open rates now that iOS 15 is out

Martech

With Apple’s iOS 15 now an available update for all iPhones, marketers should be on the lookout for changes in their email open rate data. What’s ironic, though, is that the feature could cause open rates to inflate, not drop. ” What if I still care about open rate data?

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Introducing the Apple Audience Report: How Many of Your Subscribers Use Apple Mail?

Litmus

Have you heard of a not-so-little thing called Mail Privacy Protection ? When Apple Mail users opt in to that, it prevents email senders from seeing who opens, time of open, geolocation data, and the specific device used. As you might have already guessed, it will have major repercussions for email marketing.

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Email Benchmarks for Building Product Marketers

Navigate the Channel

Two of the most-discussed metrics in email marketing are open rate and click-through rate (CTR). Open rate Open rate shows the percentage of the total email campaign recipients that opened your email send. Because open rates are reported as percentages, your open rate would be 32.4%.

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2021 Email Trends to Date and Predictions for the Future: Webinar Recording + Q&A

Litmus

Since we may not be able to rely on open rates anymore as an indication of activity (because of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection ), you should be more intentional about asking your subscribers if they still want to hear from you. We just need to plan on it happening.

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The State of Email Marketers’ Tech Stack

Litmus

Instead, email marketers overwhelmingly focused on open rates—a metric that has become less and less useful with Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection. But they don’t necessarily help you figure out why your emails hit the spam filter or provide actionable advice to fix them. Click here to see the full results.