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Email and Deliverability

Email hosting, deliverability and the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records that keep messages out of spam.

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Setting up your email in Outlook with IMAP and SMTP To add your ASEOHosting mailbox to Microsoft Outlook, choose IMAP so your mail stays synced across every device, then point Outlook at your mail server using... Using webmail with Roundcube and Horde Webmail lets you read and send email from your ASEOHosting account in a browser, without configuring a desktop or phone client. Your cPanel account ships with... Setting up email forwarders and autoresponders Email forwarders redirect messages sent to one address on your domain to another mailbox, while autoresponders reply automatically with a preset message. Both are... Setting up email on iPhone and Android To set up your hosting email on an iPhone or Android phone, add a new IMAP account using your full email address as the username, your mailbox password, and the... Why your emails land in spam and how IP reputation ties in When a message you send lands in the spam folder, it is rarely one single mistake. Mailbox providers such as Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo score every message against... Creating a catch-all or default email address A catch-all (or default) address tells your mail server what to do with messages sent to any mailbox at your domain that does not actually exist. Instead of... SPF, DKIM and DMARC in plain English SPF, DKIM and DMARC are three DNS records that together tell the world's mail servers, "this message really came from my domain, and here is what to do if it did... Warming up a new sending domain and IP Warming up a new sending domain and IP means sending a small, steadily increasing volume of legitimate email over several weeks so that mailbox providers like...