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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2024 · 5 MIN

The Email Marketing Shift Everyone Should Know

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In this episode of The Prompt, we're breaking down the big changes to bulk email sending for 2024. Host Jim Carter III explains how Gmail and Yahoo are overhauling their rules for bulk email senders and the crucial updates that affect marketers, small business owners, nonprofit advocates, and anyone who sends a lot of emails. We'll dive into the new requirements for bulk senders, the importance of using a custom domain, the need for email authentication, and the impact of these changes on spam complaints and email deliverability. Plus, we'll explore the timeline for compliance and the broader implications for email senders. For anyone feeling daunted by these changes, Jim offers guidance and support through Bara Agency (https://baraagency.com). Tune in to learn how to adapt, embrace, and refine your email strategies for the future.

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In this episode of The Prompt, we're breaking down the big changes to bulk email sending for 2024. Host Jim Carter III explains how Gmail and Yahoo are overhauling their rules for bulk email senders and the crucial updates that affect marketers,...

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