Domain Key Identified Mail (DKIM)
Updated
Google and Yahoo have begun enforcing security protocols to prevent spoofing and reduce spam. You should use Domain Key Identified Mail (DKIM) to protect yourself from outbound emails ending up in a spam folder. Here's more information from Google.
If you use Google Workspace for your email on your domain then follow these directions with Google. Send us the records that are generated and we will put them on your domain.
If you use Office 365 for your email on your domain then follow these directions with Microsoft. Send us the records that are generated and we will put them on your domain.
If you use another provider, reach out to them and let them know you would like to set up DKIM on your domain.