Damn AWESOME Deliverability Week

 


Today on "Things that are awesome!", I get to share BIG NEWS! Deliverability Week 2024 is coming!

That's right you deliverability nerds. You finally get your day in the sun. Your week to geek out with your technique out! 

Oof, did I just say that?

YES, yes I did! And I don't care because I'm super jazzed to be able to collaborate with the deliverability greats out there that have taught me so damn much. Those that keep teaching me. Those helping me learn. Those correcting me when I'm mislead. Those guiding me when things get tough. And those cheering me on and believing in me.

This deliverability thing can be hard. But having a community makes a world of difference!

So although I'm celebrating the upcoming week that will be filled with wonderful content, undoubtedly loaded with secrets of the trade and, if we are lucky, full on rants dripping with sarcasm and brilliance, I'm really celebrating the people who have paved the way and made this an industry and a space I love to be in!

More to come! Keep your eyes on the following blogs (will post more as they come) and join in the fun! If you are on LinkedIn, start following along today #deliverabilityweek!

and ISKTBN

DAMN DELIVERABILITY WEEK


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