Written by Julia G
eCommerce brands around the world are experiencing significant changes within their markets due to the effects of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Organic web traffic is on the decline and a number of brands are planning to cut down on their paid media budgets to focus on email as their primary form of communication. Email has often been underestimated in terms of …
Written by Diana Lascu
This is the guest post written by Diana Lascu. What Brought Flipsnack to GlockApps? Email is one of Flipsnack’s most powerful marketing and communication tools. Not only is it the main channel to reach our users, but it also allows us to tailor different messages for different audiences, and send them emails at the best time. When I started as …
Written by Julia G
Whenever an email marketer presses send on a newsletter to their subscribers, they’re doing it with only the best of intentions. Often spending more time on the subject line of an email to be strong and interesting, sometimes the newsletter content can miss the mark with subscribers. What may seem obvious from an email marketer’s point of view can at …
Written by Julia G
As an email marketer, you can’t obsess too much over deliverability. You’ve already built a targeted email list and created helpful and topical content for your newsletter, but is this enough for a successful email campaign? What email deliverability result will you get? Here we’ll review fundamentals you should already know and look at some advanced tactics on how to …
Written by Julia G
While phishing emails have always been an issue for digital marketers, today’s fraudsters are constantly adapting their tactics by capitalizing on trending topics and public concerns. This is yet another example of how attackers are seizing every opportunity to steal personal information. Now more than ever, users need to be careful about what goes in and out of their inboxes.
Written by Julia G
The cybernetic threat landscape is constantly changing, and smart businessmen and women know to stay ahead of the curve. Based on the annual X-Force Threat Intelligence Index 2020 report from IBM, this article provides valuable insights into attacker methods and motives as well as, the necessary steps you should take to make sure you won’t be the next victim of …
Written by Julia G
BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) is steadily gaining popularity among email providers, making it easier for companies to display their brand logos in recipients’ inboxes. Currently, BIMI is supported by Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, Fastmail, and Apple Mail (for iOS 16 and macOS Ventura and later). This standard increases brand awareness and trust, allowing trusted senders to display their logos alongside emails. As more providers adopt BIMI, it will become an even more valuable tool for email authentication and branding.
Written by Julia G
Implement a DMARC record to create a safe environment for both your company and your audience. As the most effective email validation system, DMARC records protect your domain from business email compromise.
According to Verizon, 94% of all malware comes from email. Phishing attacks consist of 80% of all incidents. About $17,700 is lost every minute on average due to phishing attacks.
Written by Julia G
According to the latest benchmark report, email conversion rates are higher than social media, direct traffic, and search. Email is alive and continues to be a great channel of communication and marketing for companies who run a business online. In this post, we are going to focus on the elements of the email that you can use to build trust …
Written by Julia G
Modern email authentication uses a combination of three methods: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. These methods help ensure that a message came from a sender shown in the From header.
By deploying DMARC, email senders can prevent spoofed spam and phishing emails from reaching their email subscribers and customers, protecting their brand and the subscribers’ personal data.
This post explains the basics of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, and tells how to deploy DMARC properly and read DMARC reports.