This occurs because DMARC policies can interfere with third-party email-sending services. To ensure your emails reach their intended recipients, you'll need to make some adjustments to your DNS records. This guide will walk you through the necessary steps to resolve these issues and improve your email deliverability.
Add DNS records to allow Juicer to send emails on behalf of your domain:
Include
mailgun.org
in your SPF record.Add a new DKIM record:
- Name:
mx._domainkey.mg.<your_full_domain>
(e.g.,mx._domainkey.mg.feeds.yourcompany.com
)
⚠️ Important
Replace<your_full_domain>
with the exact domain or subdomain where your feed is hosted. This includes any subdomains you may be using.
Examples:
- If your feed is at yourcompany.com, use:mx._domainkey.mg.yourcompany.com
- If your feed is at feeds.yourcompany.com, use:mx._domainkey.mg.feeds.yourcompany.com
- Value:
k=rsa; p=MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQDNuGE+gHX3/SaeNr4BPqXoIqucmnK+QCqf3EhzZB77wzyGI8Rl0OBhCNt7hkDzzVRGZEZGayjphRfLoekXTLdPQBrsTD3EWUfzmLwRqQykBxQzRRQT/ct1k9q8B74Qj6a95pbYejFti2otXqfuaeDxwbqY0wy0vOVSzy3nkoMSGwIDAQAB
- Name:
After implementing these changes, your DMARC setup will allow Juicer to send emails on behalf of your domain without triggering authentication failures. This should significantly improve your email deliverability rates and ensure that your messages reach your intended recipients' inboxes.
You will find more details about DNS settings for DMARC at https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/dns/dns-records/dns-dmarc-record.
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