How Benchmark Can Help you be GDPR compliant & what it means to be forgotten.
Benchmark Email can help you stay GDPR compliant and you can keep your peace of mind. We already allow you to remove anyone who may not want to be part of your list, by providing the Unsubscribe option. However, in this case, if someone reaches out to your company and asks to be removed “forgotten” entirely from your database, we can help with the email marketing aspect by deleting them
Email Marketing August 7, 2019
Does Benchmark Email track opens on smartphones?
Yes! A small, invisible graphic is embedded in the bottom of your HTML email. This tracker, sometimes called an "open tracker" or "web beacon," is unique to each campaign that you send out. Anytime someone opens your email, the open-tracker image is downloaded from our server. We monitor when the image has been downloaded and this is how your "opens" are tracked. Regardless if the email is opened in an
Reports March 26, 2019
What are Benchmark Email’s privacy policies? How am I protected?
This privacy policy shows our commitment to protecting your info when gathering data from you. It refers specifically to Benchmark Email. When you sign up for a free account, we will ask you for information. This information may include: Your name Your company name Your company or home address Your telephone number Your email address Your email list details How many emails you plan to send Whether you use good
About Benchmark Email May 1, 2020
How do I sort by domain for email addresses in an Excel file?
To sort email addresses by domain, follow these steps: Create a copy of the Excel file. Open the copy of the file and click on the column to the right of the column containing the email addresses. Right click the column you just highlighted and select Insert. This creates a blank column that you will need later. Repeat this step so that there are two blank columns when you are
Getting Started March 28, 2019
How secure is our data if we host it through BenchmarkEmail?
The security of our site is managed on multiple levels including Physical, Network, Host, Software, and Application-level Security. In general, we don't like to expose much information about our security practices, because it only helps the very people we're securing ourselves against. But we realize security is very important to you, so we've decided to carefully post some points we feel are most important for our customers to know.
Getting Started May 1, 2020