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to receive emails and understood what they were signing up for. A name in a book is not consent under the GDPR. Ask explicitly and record it. How should I handle

generally acceptable under the GDPR when the purpose is clear and consent is given. Keep it minimal, explain the use plainly, allow removal, and do not collect the

email people who bought once at a market stall? Only if they gave you their address and agreed to be emailed. A sale alone is not consent for marketing under the

in your emails being flagged as SPAM, damaging your sender reputation and lowering your deliverability rates. Legal Issues: Laws like the GDPR (General Data

tightening GDPR, CCPA, and a wave of similar laws have moved consent from a checkbox afterthought to a strategic question. Zero-party data sidesteps this

clear, visible link so people know the details are available. If your business operates in regions where data protection laws apply (like GDPR in Europe), enabling

email campaigns are those sent en masse to a pre-segmented (or sometimes unsegmented) contact list with the same content for all recipients. Their goal is to inform

, with SMS reserved for genuinely urgent messages. Do I need consent to email people who booked a table? You can email them about their booking, since that is why

expect it. Second, opt-in messages are critical for compliance. Laws like the GDPR, CAN-SPAM, and CASL require that you obtain explicit consent before sending

look at these practices: 1. Obtain Permission Gaining explicit consent to send SMS messages is crucial, not just for legal compliance with regulations like GDPR or