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Our approach / 002

Know every sender before enforcing the rule.

Your agency’s email may leave through inboxes, a CRM and campaign tools. We map those routes first, then align SPF, DKIM and DMARC without interrupting legitimate mail.

Inspect the work
01 / INVENTORY SENDERS ◇ 02 / ALIGN SPF + DKIM ◇ 03 / ENFORCE DMARC ◇ 04 / MONITOR DELIVERY
01 / The governing principle

Enforcement follows evidence, not guesswork.

A p=none policy can show what is happening, but it does not enforce a decision. Before moving to p=quarantine or p=reject, we identify the systems authorised to speak for your domain and check that their authentication aligns with the visible sender. That is how a strict policy can protect client mail instead of catching it by accident.

Map → align → enforce → watch
02 / Records under examination

Three signals, one sending identity.

Each record has a distinct job. The fix is in making them agree about the mail your team actually sends.

SPECIMEN 01 / TXT

SPF

We account for the services permitted to send for your domain and correct the published authorisation without losing an active mail route.

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SPECIMEN 02 / SIGNATURE

DKIM

We check signatures and selectors against the tools sending your mail, so messages can be verified after they leave those tools.

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SPECIMEN 03 / POLICY

DMARC

Once legitimate senders align, we move a weak p=none policy to p=quarantine or p=reject as appropriate.

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03 / The sequence

What happens to your domain.

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01 / Trace

Find the sending routes.

We inspect the existing DNS records and the services behind your outbound mail, from everyday inboxes to CRM and campaign platforms.

First, a complete picture
02 / Align

Make the evidence match.

We correct SPF and DKIM where needed, verify DMARC alignment and transition toward strict enforcement in line with Google and Yahoo deliverability standards.

Zero-downtime changes
03 / Verify

Check the mail, not just the DNS.

We test the resulting authentication and confirm that legitimate outbound routes remain accounted for after the records change.

Completed in under 48 hours
04 / WatchEnvelope marked for post-service monitoring

Stay with the result.

We include 14 days of post-service deliverability monitoring, because publication is not the end of the work.

14 days included
04 / Operating condition

A stricter policy only works when the right messages still get through.

Zero downtime / under 48 hours
05 / Put the records in order

One careful fix for the whole sending setup.

For B2B agencies, web development studios and digital marketing firms: authentication audit, DNS alignment, strict-policy transition and 14 days of monitoring are included in the flat fee.

1 feeOne flat fee for the complete service
48hWork completed in under 48 hours
14 daysPost-service deliverability monitoring