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Welcome Axigen to to the BIMI bandwagon

Romanian mail server solution Axigen very recently added support for Brand Indicators for Message Identification ( BIMI ) sender logos: "Build trust through visibility. Axigen X6 will now display authenticated brand logos in WebMail, elevating brand recognition in every email." Read more here . Love to see that. And I'll be sure to add them to add them to the list of BIMI-sup…
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DELIVTERMS: BIMI

Today, let's define the acronym BIMI, aka "Brand Indicators for Message Identification." Let's go straight to the folks who have created the BIMI specs, the Authindicators Working Group. From their website : "Brand Indicators for Message Identification is…

BIMI: Fake it til you make it

Obtaining a VMC (Verified Mark Certificate) can be a hurdle for folks who want to implement a BIMI logo . You can proceed without it, but if you do, while your logo likely will show up in Yahoo Mail and Fastmail , but it isn't going to show up in Gmail, as Google has made …

BIMI: ISP Support as of August 2021

It's been a while since I've posted a BIMI status update, and things are changing! Things are standardizing! Things are getting good. So, let's get right to it...

Is 2020 the year of BIMI?

You might notice that in my " 2020: What's next? " post, I didn't mention BIMI . BIMI, aka Brand Indicators for Message Identification, is the new way to specify what logo or brand avatar a sender wants shown alongside their email messages. ( Learn more abou…

Fun while it lasted...

Remember back in September when I blogged about how to create a Google+ account to make your brand icon display next to your emails when sending to Gmail users? Well, looks like that won't work after a certain point, as Google is shutting down Google+ and will be dele…

Howto: Create a Gravatar brand icon

Recently I talked about how to make your brand image icon show up when sending to Gmail recipients. Today I'll talk about how to do the same for a different set of smaller ISPs and email clients. Gravatar is a system owned by the folks behind Wordpress that allows you t…