The walkthrough on setting up DKIM and DMARC is super clear, great job. For entrepreneurs, remember that consistent "From" addresses and domain alignment are key to maintaining sender reputation. Also, regularly pruning your email list can improve deliverability by removing unengaged subscribers.
Well done! I was not able to participate in the live webinar but in watching the replay I found everything I needed was covered, or to be found in the resources you pointed us to. I have a small business with a relatively small list, but you made this make sense for my situation, and you made the transition easy for me. Thank you Jesse and Al!
Thank you guys. I have had so much stress trying to work this one out until I come across this video of yours. Followed your lead and wehey I am done. Also checked it worked as suggested and yep. Thanks again. Really appreciate time you taken out to post record and post this webinar.
I have purchased my hosting with Bluehost and my domain through Godaddy - Do i place both the DKIM and DMARC records in my BlueHost? or do i place DKIM in Bluehost and DMARC into GoDaddy? Thanks
You'll do both in the same place, most likely. Which, Bluehost or Godaddy? Depends on how your domain is configured - which one of them hosts DNS for your domain. Look up the "NS" (nameserver) records for your domain. If you see Bluehost, that's where you'll make updates. If you see "DomainControl", then Godaddy is where you'll do updates. Here's a tool that would allow you to look up that NS record setting for your domain: www.wombatmail.com/dns.cgi?t=ns&d=
You definitely should add DKIM to subdomains. You generally don't need to add DMARC for a subdomain if you already have DMARC set up at the top level of the domain. To add DKIM for a subdomain, do this: Add a CNAME for "aweber_key_a._domainkey.sub.tarashealthyeats.com" (if your subdomain is sub). (And then add the other two CNAMEs as well.) For DMARC, if needed, same deal - instead of _dmarc.tarashealthyeats.com, it'd be _dmarc.sub.tarashealthyeats.com. I hope that's enough to point you in the right direction -- be sure to test and review email headers along the way!
Hi, Thanks for this. I do have a question... I have my DKIM, DMARC and SPF records created on my server, which is different from my registrar and obviously, different from Aweber as well. Do I need to create these records in all 3 places? Or since they've been created already in my hosting provider, would that be enough?
You would add or updates those records wherever your DNS is hosted, and that place only. So if your DNS is hosted by your hosting provider, that's the only place to update it. Not sure? Use online tools like the DMARCian DMARC lookup tool and other online testers to make sure that they can see the necessary records and send test emails to confirm that everything is authenticating properly.
@@aliverson thank you! I followed your instructions, and sent test emails. I got all three records as PASS as you showed by looking at the original message. Thanks again for the detailed vid!!
Short answer, yes. It's getting less and less safe to use any domain in your from address, if you don't own that domain. Protonmail, like many other mailbox providers, publishes a DMARC policy meant to discourage use of their domain in your newsletter from address. Poor deliverability will eventually be the result (if not already happening today). Same is true for any mailbox provider, freemail provider, or webmail provider, where they give you a mailbox under their domain name. If you don't own it, don't use it in your newsletter or bulk mail from address.
When I try to do the set up DKIM using the auto button, it reroutes me to Cloudflare, but my domain is through Google. How can I get this corrected so I can be properly set up?
I got my domain and I am not saying this is not a good tutorial, BUT it was no where as easy for me, when I clicked on certain things it just did not look the same as what he was showing, I am completely lost...
Timestamps for this video (since I'll probably need to come back and re-watch some parts) 8:10 DKIM and DMARC explanation 9:10 Does this requirement apply to email lists with less than 5000 people? 10:26 Buying a domain name 13:21 Setting up your domain FROM address in aWeber 13:55 Setting up DKIM automatically (if you have Godaddy, Google, Cloudflare, IONOS by 1&1) 15:13 Setting up DKIM manually 16:55 Setting up DMARC 24:28 Testing DMARC using tools 25:21 Testing DKIM 26:22 Checking an already sent message to see if DKIM and DMARC is all set 27:33 Techie stuff (optional) 28:14 What about SPF (sender policy framework) 29:07 More requirements 30:56 What about hotmail, outlook and other ISPs/domains 32:14 Where to find DKIM settings on aWeber 38:50 DMARC checker tool (dmarcian) 40:41 Adding the DMARC record (godaddy example) 42:22 Additional resources 44:04 Q&A SEGMENT 45:17 If I send 4000 emails, how many DMARC messages would I receive per day 46:23 Is DMARC setup required for all aWeber accounts or only for those with a certain amount of subscribers. 47:31 Should the DKIM/DMARC be set up with the domain registrar or website host 53:34 What do I do if Hover doesn't support DMARC 56:32 Do we remove our email address from aWeber if we set up a custom domain?
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The walkthrough on setting up DKIM and DMARC is super clear, great job. For entrepreneurs, remember that consistent "From" addresses and domain alignment are key to maintaining sender reputation. Also, regularly pruning your email list can improve deliverability by removing unengaged subscribers.
Good advice!
Well done! I was not able to participate in the live webinar but in watching the replay I found everything I needed was covered, or to be found in the resources you pointed us to. I have a small business with a relatively small list, but you made this make sense for my situation, and you made the transition easy for me. Thank you Jesse and Al!
You are welcome! Thanks for your kind feedback.
@@aliversonwill a pdf of the slides be available soon? Thx
@@missmary99 here is the slide deck - drive.google.com/file/d/16mUYxdS5ZAuuMigrpEigr9Vuw79N6yzO/view?usp=sharing
Applied your advices on Hover: super simple! Thanks a lot! 😀
You are welcome!
Thank you guys. I have had so much stress trying to work this one out until I come across this video of yours. Followed your lead and wehey I am done. Also checked it worked as suggested and yep. Thanks again. Really appreciate time you taken out to post record and post this webinar.
Thanks guys! Very clear
You are welcome!
How long does the CNAME for the DKIM take to propagate? Its been 30 minutes and it's still on red in Aweber
Can we link this video to our blog/website?
Excellent training
Yes you can. Thanks.
I have purchased my hosting with Bluehost and my domain through Godaddy - Do i place both the DKIM and DMARC records in my BlueHost? or do i place DKIM in Bluehost and DMARC into GoDaddy? Thanks
You'll do both in the same place, most likely. Which, Bluehost or Godaddy? Depends on how your domain is configured - which one of them hosts DNS for your domain. Look up the "NS" (nameserver) records for your domain. If you see Bluehost, that's where you'll make updates. If you see "DomainControl", then Godaddy is where you'll do updates. Here's a tool that would allow you to look up that NS record setting for your domain: www.wombatmail.com/dns.cgi?t=ns&d=
Does the 2024 DMARC mandate applies globally or only for USA?
Globally.
@@aliverson Wow, thanks.
How do I do subdomains attached to my domains?
You definitely should add DKIM to subdomains. You generally don't need to add DMARC for a subdomain if you already have DMARC set up at the top level of the domain.
To add DKIM for a subdomain, do this:
Add a CNAME for "aweber_key_a._domainkey.sub.tarashealthyeats.com" (if your subdomain is sub). (And then add the other two CNAMEs as well.)
For DMARC, if needed, same deal - instead of _dmarc.tarashealthyeats.com, it'd be _dmarc.sub.tarashealthyeats.com. I hope that's enough to point you in the right direction -- be sure to test and review email headers along the way!
Hi,
Thanks for this. I do have a question... I have my DKIM, DMARC and SPF records created on my server, which is different from my registrar and obviously, different from Aweber as well. Do I need to create these records in all 3 places? Or since they've been created already in my hosting provider, would that be enough?
You would add or updates those records wherever your DNS is hosted, and that place only. So if your DNS is hosted by your hosting provider, that's the only place to update it. Not sure? Use online tools like the DMARCian DMARC lookup tool and other online testers to make sure that they can see the necessary records and send test emails to confirm that everything is authenticating properly.
@@aliverson thank you! I followed your instructions, and sent test emails. I got all three records as PASS as you showed by looking at the original message. Thanks again for the detailed vid!!
I am still a little confused with DKIM, Host gator help did what ever needed to be done with DKIM for my websites. What about DMARC is that separate?
Is this only valid for Yahoo and G-Mail?
As i use protonmail instead
Would I still be required to perform this update?
Short answer, yes. It's getting less and less safe to use any domain in your from address, if you don't own that domain. Protonmail, like many other mailbox providers, publishes a DMARC policy meant to discourage use of their domain in your newsletter from address. Poor deliverability will eventually be the result (if not already happening today). Same is true for any mailbox provider, freemail provider, or webmail provider, where they give you a mailbox under their domain name. If you don't own it, don't use it in your newsletter or bulk mail from address.
Thanks, I actually found a section for protonmail and have taken all steps to update @@aweber
How do I switch to my new domain? Its still using my old gmail address even though its not authenticated anymore and says prohibited domain.
When I try to do the set up DKIM using the auto button, it reroutes me to Cloudflare, but my domain is through Google. How can I get this corrected so I can be properly set up?
Hello! Can you send an email to help@aweber.com with the domain in question and we can look into this for you? Thanks! ^AW
I’m looking forward to your email with the pdf file. I had an emergency dental appointment yesterday.
Here is the slide deck - drive.google.com/file/d/16mUYxdS5ZAuuMigrpEigr9Vuw79N6yzO/view?usp=sharing
I got my domain and I am not saying this is not a good tutorial, BUT it was no where as easy for me, when I clicked on certain things it just did not look the same as what he was showing, I am completely lost...
26:59
I don't have anything in my DNS page in go daddy?
Hi there! Can you send an email to help@aweber.com with the domain you're trying to get set up and we can take a look for you from there? Thanks! ^AW
Hey Al, I wonder if we are related?
Timestamps for this video (since I'll probably need to come back and re-watch some parts)
8:10 DKIM and DMARC explanation
9:10 Does this requirement apply to email lists with less than 5000 people?
10:26 Buying a domain name
13:21 Setting up your domain FROM address in aWeber
13:55 Setting up DKIM automatically (if you have Godaddy, Google, Cloudflare, IONOS by 1&1)
15:13 Setting up DKIM manually
16:55 Setting up DMARC
24:28 Testing DMARC using tools
25:21 Testing DKIM
26:22 Checking an already sent message to see if DKIM and DMARC is all set
27:33 Techie stuff (optional)
28:14 What about SPF (sender policy framework)
29:07 More requirements
30:56 What about hotmail, outlook and other ISPs/domains
32:14 Where to find DKIM settings on aWeber
38:50 DMARC checker tool (dmarcian)
40:41 Adding the DMARC record (godaddy example)
42:22 Additional resources
44:04 Q&A SEGMENT
45:17 If I send 4000 emails, how many DMARC messages would I receive per day
46:23 Is DMARC setup required for all aWeber accounts or only for those with a certain amount of subscribers.
47:31 Should the DKIM/DMARC be set up with the domain registrar or website host
53:34 What do I do if Hover doesn't support DMARC
56:32 Do we remove our email address from aWeber if we set up a custom domain?
Thanks. I'll get those added.
what;s your facebook page
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