GEOAnalyzer Pro Launched in Q2'26
WARNING: Sales pitches ahead. This quarter, PCCC is really happy to start with some important sales announcements so we'll understand if you skip down to Upcoming Raptor Features :-). But otherwise, thank you for your business and we appreciate any referrals to sales@pccc.com.On May 19 2026, PCCC launched GEOAnalyzer adding an amazing GEO offering to PCCC's umbrella of products and services.
GEOAnalyzer Pro is a tool to adapt to the new world where SEO isn't enough to get website traffic but rather you need a combination of SEO AND GEO.
Generative Engine Optimization aka GEO is the capability for your company's information to be ingested and used by AI tools to improve your brand's visibility and ranking.
To learn more, visit https://geoanalyzerpro.com/ and we are now offering TLC for GEO as well.
PCCC's GEO Support TLC through GEOAnalyzer Pro
Do you need help with GEO? Are you worried about AI and how your website or newsletters are seen by ChatGPT, Gemini, Google Search, Claude, and more? Consider PCCC's GEO Support TLC.This TLC offers a quick, inexpensive 10-hour engagement designed to help improve how clearly your business is understood and represented by search engines and AI platforms. The goal is to give you a baseline and concrete, actionable recommendations to improve your SEO, Marketing, and GEO.
Don't have people who help with your website? We also provide expert Web TLC services.
Learn more at: https://geoanalyzerpro.com/geoanalyzer-pro-pricing-plans/ and https://pccc.com/tlc/
Upcoming Raptor Features
Continued Improvements to Raptor Remark Tags
In the last quarter and into the future, PCCC is committed to continued work on improving our Raptor Remark Tags in order to help better protect Raptor users.Continued improvements to Raptor Loopback
In the last quarter and into the future, PCCC is committed to continued work on improving Raptor Loopback to help educate admins on potential gaps in email hygiene See the Raptor Loopback section below for more information.Features Added in Previous Quarters
Raptor Loopback: added checks for MTASTS and BIMI protocols
We have improved the Raptor Loopback to check for MTASTS (Mail Transfer Agent Strict Transport Security) and BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) protocols as part of the email hygiene checks.Addition of 4tld support
Apache Spamassassin now supports 4tld level checks so we are now able to properly check and flag URIs that might be obfuscating behind greater numbers of subdomains.Improved code to check for redirectors
During January 2026, we improved our code to check for redirectors that are within emails to better protect against spammers attempting to hide their domain inside a redirection.Did You Know? Raptor Feature Corner
Raptor Loopback
Raptor Loopback is a subtle but integral part of PCCC's Raptor products.The Raptor Loopback is an email hygiene testing service that performs multiple checks on your domain to give clear understanding of your current domain's current email hygiene status such as SPF status, DKIM status, DMARC status, and more!
The goal with Raptor Loopback is to better help Domain admins understand the current status of their email hygiene and give actionable improvements and recommendations.
If you'd like to learn more about Raptor Loopback and how it might benefit you, please reach out to us at: support@pccc.com. It’s completely free for customers for 100 non-automated uses a month!
Raptor Spam Stats Corner
From July 06, 2026, we saw an interesting trend that average Spam is trending down a bit in the last 90 days.Highest Spam Percent in the Last 60 Days: 95.99%
Highest Spam Percent in the Last 90 Days: 95.99%
Different domains get different amounts of spam: Different industries, age of your domain, etc.
Did you know that you can see your specific domain's Raptor Spam Statistics? Just navigate to raptor.pccc.com and enter your domain to be redirected to the server that you are deployed on.
Login to your Raptor Admin Dashboard and navigate to your Raptor Statistics either via the top Raptor Admin drop down or through the Spam Statistics Tile.
Tip of the Quarter
Information Security shouldn't be reactive, have a plan.
Today, we see data breaches, receive scam phone calls, and generally deal with a larger amount of bad actors trying to obtain our data or compromise accounts.Drafting an initial response plan for security breaches is important. It avoids emotionally charged reactions with steps to work through things logically.
Why logically? Simply put, almost all scams RELY on triggering an emotional response. They WANT an emotional response NOT a logical one.
Believe it or not, just having an incident plan that says: "We don't have a plan for this," can be good. The number one phrase we want to avoid is, "10 seconds later, I knew I shouldn't have done that."
What incidents have you had in the past year? Don't focus on 100 year plans like a pandemic. Write up plans for real issues and lessons learned to start your incident plans.