Your domain name is how people find you, and how your emails reach them. A few DNS records in the wrong place can mean a site that won’t load, emails that land in spam, or scammers sending messages in your name.
Domains and DNS, sorted
Domain names, registrars and DNS can be confusing, especially when they’ve been set up by different people over the years. I’ll work out what’s where, tidy it up and make sure your website and email point to the right places.
What I can help with
- Registering and transferring domains, and making sure you own and control them.
- DNS set-up and clean-up for websites, email, CDNs and third-party services.
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC so mail servers trust your emails and reject fakes.
- Protecting domains that don’t send email, so they can’t be used for spoofing.
- Transactional email from your website through services such as Mailgun, so order and contact emails actually arrive.
- Newsletter deliverability advice to keep your campaigns out of spam folders.
Why it matters
Email authentication isn’t optional any more. Major providers increasingly reject or junk mail from domains without proper SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, and unprotected domains are easy targets for phishing. I’ve written about securing domains that don’t send email and email deliverability best practice, and I put the same care into every set-up.
