If you’re domain is using the Microsoft 365 email – otherwise known as MS Exchange – it’s likely you will need to update your SPF, DKIM and DMARC records within your domain DNS at some point. From February 2024, Yahoo (Yahoo Mail) and Google (Gmail) require email validation for large volume email senders, but it’s … Continue Reading
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Editing and updating your Microsoft Outlook email signature using the in-built signature editor can be fiddly, especially if you want to add anything other than plain-text. Also you may need to backup your signatures once in a while, for example, if you’re changing computers or reinstalling Outlook, and that’s also not-so-easy. Therefore, this article shows … Continue Reading
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An email address is made up of a recipient (e.g. your name) and a domain (e.g. your domain name) together to create a unique address (e.g. you@yourdomain.com) which are received in its own unique mailbox An email ‘alias’ is where you create a different recipient, but instead of the new address having its own mailbox, … Continue Reading
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