To help ensure your emails reach your recipients’ inboxes, set up custom DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) authentication for your domain. Inbox Service Providers (ISPs) like Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft use DKIM as a way to scan incoming emails for spam or spoofed addresses. Emails that fail authentication are more likely to arrive in a spam or junk folder
After your email domain is verified, you’ll copy some important pieces of information in your Mailchimp account.
To find your domain’s authentication information, follow these steps.
- Click the Website icon.
Click Domains.
Next to the verified email domain you want to work with click Authenticate.
In the Domain Authentication pop-up, we’ll show you what information needs to be added or changed with your domain provider.
In another browser tab or window, use this information to edit your domain’s DNS record.
- Return to the Domains page in your Mailchimp account and click Authenticate Domain.
Here’s a brief overview of the process:
| In Mailchimp | In your domain’s DNS records |
|---|---|
• Verify your email domain.
• Copy your 2 CNAME records from Mailchimp. | • Create 2 CNAME records: • Include the value for the matching record: |
Note:
Please refer to the below URL for further details:
https://mailchimp.com/help/set-up-email-domain-authentication/