The order to fix SPF, DKIM, and DMARC when placement falls
When inbox placement slips, repair authentication in a sequence that keeps your own mail safe: confirm the failure, fix DKIM, rebuild SPF, then tighten DMARC.
When inbox placement slips, repair authentication in a sequence that keeps your own mail safe: confirm the failure, fix DKIM, rebuild SPF, then tighten DMARC.
Warm-up teaches receivers about a new sending identity. It cannot rescue a list full of stale addresses, traps, and unearned consent.
A guest post from the Mailapult team on why outbound sales programs and transactional email need to be separated, and how the separation is implemented in practice.
A practitioner view of what moves inbox placement, what does not, and how to invest the limited attention an in-house team can spare on the topic.
A practical decision framework for product and ops teams trying to decide whether to keep running their own email stack or hand it to a team that does this for a living.