Specific DNS records <\/b>are missing from your domain’s DNS zone<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Your content <\/b>is detected as spam-like<\/p>\n<\/li>\n You use an unsecured method to send emails<\/b><\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul> You can prevent your emails from being marked as spam by following the below recommendations 👇 <\/p> \n<\/p> This solution will solve the issue at the receiver’s end. You can ask the recipients themselves to mark the emails you’ve sent as Not spam<\/b>. Once they do that, emails from you won’t end up in their spam inbox.<\/p> \n<\/p> Two specific DNS records are used to verify email: <\/p> SPF<\/b> (stands for Sender Policy Framework<\/b>) record allows domain owners to specify which email servers are authorized to send emails on their behalf<\/p>\n<\/li>\n DKIM<\/b> (stands for DomainKeys Identified Mail<\/b>) record is used for signing and verifying the authenticity of emails: it involves adding a digital signature to outgoing emails that the recipient’s email server can verify<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol> Both these records are of TXT type<\/a><\/b> and should be added to your domain’s DNS zone. <\/p> \n<\/p> Sometimes, instead of going to spam, the email is not even delivered to the recipient. <\/p> \n<\/p> If you use Hostinger Email<\/b>, you may check the delivery status of your outgoing messages this way: How to Check Delivery Logs for Hostinger Email<\/a><\/b> 💡 <\/p> \n<\/p> Another common cause is using an unreliable, non-secure method for sending emails, such as the \n<\/p> While \n<\/p> For regular correspondence<\/b>, you need to switch to SMTP<\/a><\/b>. It’s a much more reliable way to send emails, which will improve the delivery of your messages. An additional bonus when switching to SMTP<\/b> is that emails sent via \n<\/p>Mark Messages as “Not spam”<\/h2>
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