Keeping someone informed:Bcc is an excellent tool when you want to keep someone, like your boss or manager, in the loop without burdening them with individual email replies or “reply all” messages. Mass messaging:Another situation where Bcc comes in handy is when you want to email a group...
Who is visible is the biggest difference between CC and BCC in email. All recipients can see the email addresses of everyone listed in the “To” and “CC” fields. By contrast, recipients can’t see the email addresses in the “BCC” field, so only the sender knows if they BCC’d s...
I admit the list of requirements does get quite techy. Fortunately, most Email Service Providers are on top of these changes by providing their customers (you) with step-by-step instructions to become compliant. If you’re after more detail and guidance on meeting these new Gmail requirements ...
Some do’s and don’ts of using CC and BCC in email communication:: Do’s: Use CC to keep people in the loop. This is a good way to let people know about an email without requiring them to reply. For example, you might CC your boss on an email to a client. Use BCC to keep...
So what does this all mean? Even if your delivery rate looks healthy—you see few bounces, and most of your emails are being delivered—it’s still possible that your emails never make it to the inbox. To address this, it’s important to familiarize yourself with email deliverability best...
BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) allows you to send a copy of an email to recipients while keeping their addresses hidden. It’s ideal for maintaining privacy in group communications or discreetly sharing information. The “BCC” field hides recipients’ addresses from all others on the email. This prev...
Emojis have become an integral part of our messaging experience, be it on WhatsApp, Snapchat, or Instagram. It helps us fill in many emotional and expressive cues, which are otherwise not available through texts. Over the years, many emojis covering life’s aspects have been added. However,...
Email service providers implement security measures by default, however, spoofing does not need to bypass them, as SMTP does not require authentication. This technique exploits the human factor rather than security implementations, which makes it far more dangerous. The majority of users do not tend...
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Make sure your recipients are able to reply to you! One of the powers of email marketing is initiating conversations and encouraging customers on their buying journey, but “no reply” does the opposite. You could even go a step further toward making it easy to answer questions from your cus...