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Top 3 Ways to Avoid Email Spoofing Attacks

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Of course, spoofing attacks don’t exclusively harm consumers; there are long-term implications that can be devastating to the brand, as well. This figure increases when considering the internal-business costs, such as resources to investigate and manage the crisis, system and security updates, and additional training. Deliverability.

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Email: The Swiss Army Knife of Marketing

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During our “Train Your Email Brain” webinar featuring Anna Frigerio from the DMA, Alex Fadahunsi from Trainline, and Validity colleagues Elliot Hogg and Ignacio Lecuona, we reviewed key findings from this year’s Marketer Email Tracker report. This summary hardly gets us out of the station!

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On Track for Email Success

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In regard to email relevance, how wide is the gap between marketers and consumers when it comes to defining what this important concept actually means? Email remains the preferred marketing channel ( 72% of respondents), and this aligns strongly with consumer feedback ( 92% ).

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New Year’s Resolutions for Growth Marketers in 2022 

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We fielded ongoing curveballs from COVID-19, dealt with the impacts of new industry forces like Apple Mail Privacy Protection (MPP), and tried to meet ever-rising consumer expectations. . Consumers still have a huge appetite for video content—and this won’t change any time soon. . Resolution #2: Find new ways to use short-form videos.

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Apple MPP: Squeezing Until the Engagement Pips Squeak!

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These responses are used to train Microsoft’s spam filters. Consumer caution, aligned with fears of widespread supply chain disruption, suggests this slow performance may last the duration of the peak sales season. Prior research into Microsoft’s Spam Fighters program (more about this in the next section) may provide a clue.

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