New Email Rules to Stop Spam
Get ready for new Inbox protections
In early 2024, Gmail and Yahoo will enforce anti-spam rules that could impact your email marketing business. I'll describe the changes and what you must do.
Both Gmail and Yahoo announced rules with the same objective in mind: to reduce the amount of spam their clients receive. There are many similarities in their approaches and a few differences.
If you're a bulk sender (e.g. 5000+ emails/day) and you don't follow these rules, your messages will likely be marked as spam by the Inbox service provider or blocked altogether.
Not every email marketer is affected by these rules. You are not impacted if:
If both conditions describe your email operations, then you are not impacted. You can stop reading this article.
Follow these steps to see if you have signed a DKIM with tinyAlbert. On the My account page, click the DKIM tab.
If your daily send volume is over the red line (5000 messages/day to Google or Yahoo accounts) and you don't meet the two conditions described above (i.e. domain and DKIM), then you need to take action.
Complete these steps before February 1, 2024.
I encourage you to complete all the steps mentioned above. They're not hard to do and don't require much time to complete.
If you can't meet the requirements by the deadline, we will do the following to ensure you can send emails.
These are temporary measures. We're doing you a solid until you make the changes yourself.