Attention: Business Owners, Coaches, and Entrepreneurs
Watch this important video.
If You Don’t Set Up Email Compliance by February 1st, 2024 Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft Can Permanently Ban Your Emails.
(Don’t get shut down!)
Email authentication is no longer a best-practice, it’s a necessity
And if you aren’t authenticated by February 1st 2024 (and beyond) -- Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft will limit or ban your emails from being sent to their users.
How does Email Authentication work?
Let’s say you’re sending flowers to a friend of yours who works in a high rise office building. You call the flower shop, they create the bouquet, then they send someone to deliver the flowers to your friend’s office. When the flowers get there, a receptionist asks the delivery driver to confirm who the flowers are coming from.
If the delivery driver can’t produce a receipt or proof the flowers came from you, then they are rejected and never get to your friend. But if the delivery driver can prove the flowers came from you, then they’re allowed into the building and your friend receives your gift.
Sending emails works the exact same way.
When an email gets sent from your business gmail account or from your CRM, the email is created in the system and sent out via the system’s server. Then the recipient’s server receives the email and checks the three levels of compliance to make sure this email is valid and coming from who it says it’s coming from and where it’s supposed to be coming from.
If all of that is correct, the “gate keeper” server will allow the email through and can go to the Inbox, Promotions tab, or Spam folder of the recipient. If the compliance is not found, the email never makes it past the gatekeeper.
And too many attempts to send bad emails without compliance will result in that sender being sent to Email Jail.
How does Email Authentication work?
Let’s say you’re sending flowers to a friend of yours who works in a high rise office building. You call the flower shop, they create the bouquet, then they send someone to deliver the flowers to your friend’s office. When the flowers get there, a receptionist asks the delivery driver to confirm who the flowers are coming from.
If the delivery driver can’t produce a receipt or proof the flowers came from you, then they are rejected and never get to your friend. But if the delivery driver can prove the flowers came from you, then they’re allowed into the building and your friend receives your gift.
Sending emails works the exact same way.
When an email gets sent from your business gmail account or from your CRM, the email is created in the system and sent out via the system’s server. Then the recipient’s server receives the email and checks the three levels of compliance to make sure this email is valid and
coming from who it says it’s coming from and where it’s supposed to be coming from. If all of that is correct, the “gate keeper” server will allow the email through and can go to the Inbox, Promotions tab, or Spam folder of the recipient. If the compliance is not found, the email never makes it past the gatekeeper.
And too many attempts to send bad emails without compliance will result in that sender being sent to Email Jail.
What is email authentication?
There’s three levels of email authentication compliance:
- DKIM
- SPF
- DMARC
DKIM - DomainKeys Identified Mail is a level of authentication to detect fraudulent sending and make it so that no one can send emails as you unless you authorized it.
SPF - Sender Policy Framework is a level of authentication that authorized mail servers (EPSs or CRMs to send email on your behalf)
DMARC - Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance is an authentication protocol designed to protect your domain from unauthorized use.
Not only is it incredibly important that these get setup for your business… but equally as important is the way in which they’re set up and the order in which they’re set up can determine if it’s done correctly or not.
If each of these three are not setup in a specific order, it can ruin the entire process.
Which is why it’s so important to have a step-by-step guide to show you exactly how to do it.
This is something my agency is doing right now for our clients as part of their monthly maintenance. But I know how important email compliance is and how important it will be in the coming months. So, I wanted to make a step-by-step guide that not only walked you through each of the steps, but makes it easier for you to do on your own:
- Without a degree in programming
- Without writing code
- Without hiring an expert tech for $200+/hour
- Without the hassle of doing it out of order
- Without frustration
You have so much going on as an entrepreneur, the last thing you want is to mess with email compliance before the holidays or have your January 2024 campaigns and promotions disrupted or even STOPPED because of a compliance issue.
What is email authentication?
There’s three levels of email authentication compliance:
- DKIM
- SPF
- DMARC
DKIM - DomainKeys Identified Mail is a level of authentication to detect fraudulent sending and make it so that no one can send emails as you unless you authorized it.
SPF - Sender Policy Framework is a level of authentication that authorized mail servers (EPSs or CRMs to send email on your behalf)
DMARC - Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance is an authentication protocol designed to protect your domain from unauthorized use.
Not only is it incredibly important that these get setup for your business… but equally as important is the way in which they’re set up and the order in which they’re set up can determine if it’s done correctly or not.
If each of these three are not setup in a specific order, it can ruin the entire process.
This is something my agency is doing right now for our clients as part of their monthly maintenance. But I know how important email compliance is and how important it will be in the coming months. So, I wanted to make a step-by-step guide that not only walked you through each of the steps, but makes it easier for you to do on your own
- Without a degree in programming
- Without writing code
- Without hiring an expert tech for $200+/hour
- Without the hassle of doing it out of order
- Without frustration
You have so much going on as an entrepreneur, the last thing you want is to mess with email compliance before the holidays or have your January 2024 campaigns and promotions disrupted or even STOPPED because of a compliance issue.
That’s why I created Inbox Success: The Easy 5-Step Guide to Email Authentication Every Business Needs™
My clients pay me between $2,000 and $18,000 a month to work with our agency; but I know every business owner out there can’t afford that.
So I wanted to make Inbox Success™ as easy, no-brainer, and accessible for everyone as I possibly could.
I’ve poured my heart and soul into this guide to make sure you have absolutely everything you need to setup your email compliance no matter what system you use, what email service provider you use, or how many emails you send.
Email compliance isn’t just for the big wigs with massive budgets--- EVERYONE needs this in their business. And if you don’t have it setup by February 1st, 2024… You could be in a lot of trouble.
Not having email compliance setup for your business is like…
- A Football player without cleats
- A Chef without a knife
- A Florist without a vase
- A Delivery Driver without a license
You get the point… it’s important! 😀
Here’s What You Get:
When you sign up for Inbox Success™ you’ll get immediate access to the program and you get access to the 5-Step Process
Compliance and Collection
We’ll look at exactly how you’re sending and receiving emails, and we’ll form a plan for what parts of the compliance process you’ll need. We’ll gather everything and put it into an easy-to-follow template so that you know exactly what to do and when to do it.
Starting Authentication
Verify Authentication
For each of the 3 levels of authentication, you’ll need to confirm it’s done and done correctly before we can move on to the next step. So I’ll give you the links you’ll need to check if your compliance is correct. And you’ll get a few important troubleshooting techniques that I had to learn the hard way while setting this up for myself.
Additional Options
When it comes to compliance, there are additional things you might need like MX records, a Google Postmaster account, and more. We’ll walk through each of these so you can decide what’s best for you.
Verify Authentication
For each of the 3 levels of authentication, you’ll need to confirm it’s done and done correctly before we can move on to the next step. So I’ll give you the links you’ll need to check if your compliance is correct. And you’ll get a few important troubleshooting techniques that I had to learn the hard way while setting this up for myself.
Who is this for?
Here’s What You Get:
When you sign up for Inbox Success™ you’ll get immediate access to the program and you get access to the 5-Step Process
Compliance and Collection
We’ll look at exactly how you’re sending and receiving emails, and we’ll form a plan for what parts of the compliance process you’ll need. We’ll gather everything and put it into an easy-to-follow template so that you know exactly what to do and when to do it.
Starting Authentication
Remember, the order of operations is extremely important and I’ll show you what needs to be done first, second, third, and part of the authentication process that most people don’t even know about yet. And don’t worry about systems. I will show you how to set up the authentication for multiple systems, applications, CRMs, and Email Service Providers. So no matter what tech stack you use, you’ll get the answers you need.
Verify Authentication
For each of the 3 levels of authentication, you’ll need to confirm it’s done and done correctly before we can move on to the next step. So I’ll give you the links you’ll need to check if your compliance is correct. And you’ll get a few important troubleshooting techniques that I had to learn the hard way while setting this up for myself.
Additional Options
When it comes to compliance, there are additional things you might need like MX records, a Google Postmaster account, and more. We’ll walk through each of these so you can decide what’s best for you.
Verify Authentication
For each of the 3 levels of authentication, you’ll need to confirm it’s done and done correctly before we can move on to the next step. So I’ll give you the links you’ll need to check if your compliance is correct. And you’ll get a few important troubleshooting techniques that I had to learn the hard way while setting this up for myself.
Whether speaking, coaching, or working with clients, Jillian’s core strategies are based around these two guiding principles of business: 1) cash flow first, and 2) what is the customer experience? Bringing in consistent cash flow is vital for every business. Once you can do that and you have a strong sales process combined with an unforgettable custom experience and you automate as much as possible, you have a recipe for success and business longevity.
Whether speaking, coaching, or working with clients, Jillian’s core strategies are based around these two guiding principles of business: 1) cash flow first, and 2) what is the customer experience? Bringing in consistent cash flow is vital for every business. Once you can do that and you have a strong sales process combined with an unforgettable custom experience and you automate as much as possible, you have a recipe for success and business longevity.
- Don’t let these changes prevent you from sending emails in 2024 and beyond!
- Don’t let a few lines of code overwhelm or distract you for doing what you do best!
I’m here to help make the DKIM, SPF, and DMARC process easy and quick to complete!
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