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Amanda_Thomas6
Amanda_Thomas6
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May 26, 2016
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Who did the "Email Deliverability" Session?

  • May 26, 2016
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I am putting together a presentation on Email Deliverability, mostly from notes I had down from Marketo Summit. I can't remember who presented on this subject! When I search the sessions list, I can't find the topic. Any one have a clue?

Thank You!

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Best answer by Adam_Benitez1

Kiersti Esparza and Carmi Lopez-Jones.

Their 2 sessions were:
     * Improving Email Deliverability by Design: Best Practices and Strategies.

     * Optimizing Email Deliverability

Thank you all who attended the University Day sessions! (2 of 2 posts)

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Anonymous
May 27, 2016

It was probably Kiersti Esparza

    Adam_Benitez1
    Adam_Benitez1Accepted solution
    Level 3
    May 27, 2016

    Kiersti Esparza and Carmi Lopez-Jones.

    Their 2 sessions were:
         * Improving Email Deliverability by Design: Best Practices and Strategies.

         * Optimizing Email Deliverability

    Thank you all who attended the University Day sessions! (2 of 2 posts)

      gkrajeski
      gkrajeski
      Level 10
      June 6, 2016

      I was unable to attend this session, but a colleague of mine was. 

      He mentioned there was a new protocol that will be introduced.

      Anyone know which session spoke to this or what it was called?

      Any reference links would be helpful too, thanks!

        gkrajeski
        gkrajeski
        Level 10
        June 6, 2016

        More specifically, I am referring to the new one beyond SPK and DKIM

        Casey_Grimes2
        Casey_Grimes2
        Level 10
        June 7, 2016

        I'm guessing your colleague was referring to DMARC (which I did a writeup of a bit back: Boost Your Deliverability (and Credibility!) with DMARC​). There's also ARC (Authenticated Received Chain) that was very recently introduced, but that has more to do with DMARC policies themselves.

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