Email Deliverability Fix
Your emails are landing in spam. Find out why, and fix it.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up correctly on your domain, your email platform sending from an authenticated domain, and your list and sending habits checked for whatever's hurting your reputation. Done in your DNS, tested with Gmail and Outlook.
EnquireWhat happens after you pay
- Day 0
You
Pay and grant DNS access
Plus your email platform login.
- Day 1
James
Diagnose
DNS, sending setup, blocklists and Postmaster data.
- Days 2–3
James
Authenticate
SPF, DKIM and DMARC fixed and aligned.
- Day 4
James
Clean the list
Bounces and risky addresses dealt with.
- Day 5
You
Tested and handed over
Inbox placement checked, with a sending plan.
Sound familiar?
- Customers say your emails went to their spam folder.
- Open rates dropped and never came back.
- You've no idea what SPF, DKIM or DMARC are, or whether you have them.
- Order confirmations and invoices sometimes never arrive.
Diagnose
Your DNS records, sending setup, blocklist status and Google Postmaster data checked, with the cause named.
Authenticate
SPF, DKIM and DMARC records fixed or added, and every service that sends as you aligned to them.
Clean
Bounces, unengaged contacts and risky addresses dealt with, and a sending plan that rebuilds your reputation.
What you get
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up and aligned
- Sending domain authenticated in your email platform
- List cleaned and a reputation-rebuild plan
- Tested with Gmail and Outlook
When it’s done
A domain mailbox providers trust, emails that reach inboxes again, and a DMARC report that warns you if anyone tries to spoof you.
Questions
Do I need this if I send small volumes?
Gmail, Yahoo and Microsoft's strictest rules apply above 5,000 emails a day, but every sender is judged on authentication. Setting it up properly helps at any size.
How do I know if my emails are going to spam?
Common signs are customers saying they never got an email, a sudden drop in open rates, or order confirmations going missing. The diagnosis on day one confirms whether that's what's happening.
Will this fix my open rates?
It fixes delivery, so emails reach the inbox at all. Open rates also depend on your subject lines, list and timing, and the sending plan covers what to change there.
