Google tightens rules for bulk email senders, requiring strong authentication, easy unsubscription, and lower spam rates.
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Google has announced new requirements for bulk email senders to reduce spam and make inboxes more secure.
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The new policies will take effect in February 2024 and are aimed at companies and organizations that send large volumes of emails.
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The new requirements focus on email authentication, easy unsubscription from mailing lists, and limitations on overall spam rates.
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Here’s what businesses and email marketers need to know about the changes.
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New Mandates For Bulk Email Senders
Starting in February 2024, Google will require senders of over 5,000 emails per day to Gmail inboxes to follow these practices:
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1. Authenticate email: Bulk senders must authenticate their emails using established protocols like SPF, DKIM, or DMARC.
2. Enable easy unsubscription: Gmail will require bulk senders to provide recipients with a one-click unsubscription option. All unsubscription requests must be processed within two days.
3. Send wanted email: Gmail will enforce a clear spam rate threshold, which senders must stay below.