Blocklists: Why they exist, what they’re for and what to do if you land on one!
The email ecosystem is an open and level playing field—anyone can email anything to anyone else, just about anytime and from anywhere. Although this sounds fantastic on the surface, this is part of what makes email so challenging, and why blocklists and their operators rose to fill a crucial gap. Blocklists come in many different flavors with very different reach and coverage. In this session we’ll speak to some of the most prominent Blocklist operators and learn how they evolved, how and where they’re used and what you should do to avoid landing on one.
Raymond Dijkxhoorn - SURBL
Jaren Angerbauer - Proofopint
Andrew Barrett - Spamhaus
Len Shneyder - Twilio
Jaren Angerbauer - Proofopint
Andrew Barrett - Spamhaus
Len Shneyder - Twilio
Speakers
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Selena Gomez
Grammy and Emmy nominated musician and actress, producer, philanthropist, and entrepreneur
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Kate MacKenzie, MS, RD
Executive Director, Mayor’s Office of Food Policy
Office of the Mayor of New York City
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Matt Howell
Vice President of Analytics & Digital Publishing Technology
Warner Bros. Games
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