If you send marketing emails or newsletters to your customers, making sure your emails get delivered is essential. One crucial part of this is having the right sender domain setup for your emails. This helps avoid common delivery problems and keeps your messages out of spam folders.

📌 Why This Matters

When your emails are sent from a sender address that doesn’t match your domain properly, or if you use a public email domain (like Gmail or Yahoo), your messages might fail to be delivered or be marked as spam. Not being able to control the sender domain means less flexibility and potentially missed opportunities to connect with your customers.

✨ What’s New

• Shared Domains: If you use a public or shared email address to send campaigns, the system will automatically adjust it to follow compliance rules so your emails don’t fail.
• Dedicated Domain Selection: The sender domain is automatically chosen based on your email address, with clear alerts if something isn’t set up properly.
• Multiple Domain Options: You can now select which domain to send your emails from—choose a single domain or all configured domains—giving you more control over your campaigns.

🛠️ How to Use It

1. Go to your email campaign settings: Find the section where you prepare your email to send or schedule it.
2. Check and select your sender domain: Review the sender email address and pick the domain you want your campaign to use. If there’s an issue, you’ll see a clear notification to fix it.
3. Review domain configurations: Use the quick-access link provided to verify or update your domain settings to make sure everything is ready for sending.
4. Send your campaign: Once everything looks good, go ahead and send or schedule your emails with confidence that they’ll be delivered properly.

💡 Pro Tip

Ensuring your sender domain is correctly set up helps get your emails into your customers’ inboxes, improving engagement and driving more sales for your business.