Microsoft recently joined the "top four" mailbox providers (aka "MAGY," Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Yahoo) with updated authentication and email hygiene standards for email senders. If you send more than the bare minimum number of email messages per day, these changes affect you.
Microsoft enforcement started in May, 2025, and while initially warning of spam folder placement, they quickly moved to outright reject non-compliant email messages, meaning that the risk of rejection is real. Are your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records ready? Do your mailing practices meet Microsoft’s updated standards?
Join deliverability experts Al Iverson (yours truly) from Valimail and Jennifer Nespola Lantz from Kickbox for a live and interactive session on Friday July 11 at 11:00 am. US eastern time, where we'll answer any and all questions around what senders need to do to stay compliant, not just with Microsoft, but across the entire MAGY email universe.
We plan to cover:
What Microsoft now requires, and how it compares to Gmail and Yahoo's 2024 updates
Practical guidance for your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration, and why alignment matters
How to avoid hidden pitfalls like broken unsubscribe links, non-functional reply addresses, and excessive SPF lookups
Why even authenticated senders still land in the junk folder (and what to do about it)
Understanding complaint rates, permission and engagement
What’s coming next and how to prepare
Whether you are already compliant or just getting started, this free webinar will help you fine-tune your sending infrastructure and avoid deliverability disasters. Bring your questions, and we'll be ready with answers.
It'll take place on Friday, July 11th at 11:00 am US eastern time. We hope to see you there!
Microsoft recently joined the "top four" mailbox providers (aka "MAGY," Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Yahoo) with updated authentication and email hygiene standards for email senders. If you send more than the bare minimum number of email messages per day, these changes affect you.
Microsoft enforcement started in May, 2025, and while initially warning of spam folder placement, they quickly moved to outright reject non-compliant email messages, meaning that the risk of rejection is real. Are your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records ready? Do your mailing practices meet Microsoft’s updated standards?
Join deliverability experts Al Iverson (yours truly) from Valimail and Jennifer Nespola Lantz from Kickbox for a live and interactive session on Friday July 11 at 11:00 am. US eastern time, where we'll answer any and all questions around what senders need to do to stay compliant, not just with Microsoft, but across the entire MAGY email universe.
- What Microsoft now requires, and how it compares to Gmail and Yahoo's 2024 updates
- Practical guidance for your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration, and why alignment matters
- How to avoid hidden pitfalls like broken unsubscribe links, non-functional reply addresses, and excessive SPF lookups
- Why even authenticated senders still land in the junk folder (and what to do about it)
- Understanding complaint rates, permission and engagement
- What’s coming next and how to prepare
Whether you are already compliant or just getting started, this free webinar will help you fine-tune your sending infrastructure and avoid deliverability disasters. Bring your questions, and we'll be ready with answers.Comments
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