Author: Pankaj Kumar

Pankaj Kumar is a senior professional holding 10+ years of experience in CRM, Email Deliverability & Marketing Analytics, Deliverability Onboarding, Implementation, Deliverability Automations He has worked with a broad range of clients to provide strategic, data-driven guidance to increase email delivery, subscriber engagement and revenue. He also helps marketers through this blogs in preparing strategies, data analytics, deliverability, and CRM with a passion for helping email marketers exceed subscriber expectations. You may connect with him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kumarpankaj793/

For years, email marketers have quietly depended on something they don’t fully control: what happens after the click. You send the email, someone clicks, lands on your site—and from there, a whole ecosystem of tracking tools takes over. Session replay tools, heatmaps, behavioral analytics… all feeding data back into your CRM, your segmentation, your next campaign. Now, that layer is under serious pressure. France’s data protection authority, CNIL, has released a draft recommendation on session replay tools and opened it for public consultation. On the surface, it’s about web tracking practices. In reality, it’s another signal that the era of…

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You can have the perfect cold email—great copy, irresistible offer, and a clean list—but still land in spam but most marketers fall in a trap of email deliverability mistakes. Welcome to email deliverability in 2026. Spam filters have evolved. Mailbox providers like Google and Microsoft now rely heavily on AI-driven reputation systems, user engagement signals, and behavioral patterns. If your emails aren’t reaching the inbox, chances are you’re making one (or more) of these critical mistakes. 1. Sending From “Cold” Domains Launching campaigns from a brand-new domain without warming it up is one of the fastest ways to kill deliverability.…

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Google has officially announced the retirement of Google Postmaster Tools (GPT) v1, and if you rely on it to monitor your email deliverability, reputation, and spam complaints, this update is critical. Starting September 30, 2025, the legacy Postmaster Tools v1 web interface will no longer be accessible, and all users will be redirected to the new Google Postmaster Tools v2. What’s Changing with Google Postmaster Tools Web Interface Retirement → The v1 interface will be retired on September 30, 2025. Users will be automatically redirected to the v2 dashboard. API Sunset → The current Postmaster Tools API v1 will also…

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