Visit the Email Delivery: Success Hub

[Chris-S]

Exciting changes are on the horizon as Google and Yahoo gear up to implement new guidelines for bulk email senders in early 2024. These changes are aimed at enhancing security, combating spam, fraud, and phishing, all while improving your email deliverability. The good news is, we've got your back! Our team of experts is working diligently behind the scenes to ensure that your emails continue to reach your audience seamlessly.

Check out the Email Delivery: Success Hub 2024. 

It includes all the information you need to successfully navigate these changes, from documentation, AMAs, webcasts, video training, and much more. The hub will be continually updated as more information comes out about the changes from Google and Yahoo!

Learn more about:

• What type of email authentication should I use?
• What is email authentication?
• How to prepare for the changes
• What options are available to you
• and much more!

Remember, we're here to support you every step of the way. If you have any questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to reach out to our dedicated support team.

Let's embrace these changes together and continue sending impactful emails!

[NatalieR004]

Is anyone in this community chat?  uestion-- If you have a public gmail you are sending CC emails from, and you go through the authentication through CC you should be fine correct? is there more you have to do??? I have no idea what the DMAR policy piece is and the person I spoke to at CC said it was not necessary for me/ Can someone give me more details.

[William_A]

Hello @NatalieR004 ,

We will be handling the authentication on our backend, which will result in @shared1.ccsend.com being included in your sending address. Please see our article on verifying addresses for further info.

Please see our Email Authentication FAQ if you need additional info.