Domain verification (Step 2a) is the recommended method for authenticating your email sending domain. It offers enhanced security and better email deliverability. By verifying your domain, you establish trust with email service providers and reduce the chances of your emails being marked as spam.
However, if you don't have immediate access to DNS records, you can use Single Sender Verification (Step 2b) to start sending emails. Keep in mind that while Single Sender Verification is a quick way to begin, domain verification is the preferred method for long-term success.
If you don't have immediate access to DNS records, you can use Single Sender Verification to get started:
While Single Sender Verification provides an immediate way to start sending emails, we recommend domain verification for enhanced security and better email deliverability once you gain access to DNS records.
Configuring bounce message forwarding ensures that you receive notifications about bounced emails, allowing you to manage email delivery issues effectively.
Setting up spam report forwarding is optional but can be useful for monitoring and