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As I mentioned a few days ago, GMass is sunsetting the program where we register domains for our users, but you can still register your own and take advantage of… Continue reading "Register your own tracking domain for use with Gmail mail merge campaigns"
We have decided to sunset our program where we provide dedicated tracking domains to users who are unable to set one up based on their own domain. We’ve written extensively… Continue reading "We are no longer providing dedicated tracking domains, but you can still create your own"
I’ve written extensively about the importance of having a dedicated tracking domain for your GMass account. Now, you can set your tracking domain all on your own after you’ve implemented… Continue reading "How to set your custom tracking domain in GMass"
We’ve had several users in the last few days report that emails they are sending with GMass to their own Gmail addresses are ending up in the Spam folder or… Continue reading "Spammers, GMass, and why your legitimate emails are ending up in Spam or being flagged as scam"
Overview GMass is a unique service in the email marketing space because it’s built on top of Gmail. That means, unlike a traditional email marketing service like MailChimp, GMass doesn’t… Continue reading "Emails getting blocked? Take this one step to eliminate delivery issues."
The default tracking domain that GMass uses for open-tracking, click-tracking, and the unsubscribe link for Google Apps users, gm.ag, was deemed suspicious by Google for a period of about 36… Continue reading "The default tracking domain for Google Apps users was listed as “deceptive” by Google over the weekend"
If you’re a G Suite or Gmail user using GMass for your email marketing campaigns, you may notice that the domain gmreg.net or gmapp.net is used in your emails’ open tracking,… Continue reading "New Feature for G Suite and Gmail Users: Branded Tracking Domain"