What do Gmail’s new Rules Mean for Bloggers? (9 Things You Need to do Yesterday)

Published: Thu, 02/08/24

Hello !

How's your blogging week been?

Do you have a Gmail account? I've got lots.

What about Yahoo email? I've still got a couple.

Gmail actually provide 30% of all email accounts, so when they make a change to the way the deliver or screen emails, it pays to take notice.

As we mentioned last week, Google is rolling out new email authentication requirements for all email senders, to improve deliverability and prevent spam.

So today's blog post ('tech' alert!) from email marketing expert Krystin Ruschman beaks down all the details of these changes.

Read: What do Gmail’s new Rules
mean for bloggers?

Gmail is implementing stricter email requirements for senders.

Gmail will start rejecting a percentage of non-compliant email traffic, and they’ll gradually increase the rejection rate.

So to make sure bloggers keep on the right side of these new email rule changes, let’s dive into some details…

Hope you have a great end to your blogging week!

Darren Rowse

ProBlogger

P.S. We're getting more reports from readers that email servers (particularly gmail) are filtering out the emails they actually do want to receive. To make sure you keep getting these emails, please 'star' this email, drag it to your 'primary' inbox, add darren@problogger.com to your email contacts address book or whitelist me.

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What do Gmail’s new Rules Mean for Bloggers? (9 Things You Need to do Yesterday)

Read: What do Gmail’s new Rules mean for bloggers?

Read: What do Gmail’s new Rules
mean for bloggers?