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How to configure Mailmodo SMTP for your domain?

Last updated December 24, 2023

Configuring Mailmodo SMTP requires you to add important domain records like SPF, DKIM and DMARC in your DNS settings. This authenticates that the domain is safe and verified for sending emails.

  Read more about the importance of domain records and their benefits in email marketing.  

Steps to find and verify DNS records in Mailmodo

Step 1: Go to the Settings page.

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Step 2: Click on Sender Settings.

How to configure Mailmodo SMTP for your domain?

Step 3: Add your sender email.

Your contacts would receive emails from the email address you add here.
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Step 4: Select Mailmodo from the SMTP list. 

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Step 5Click on Continue.

How to configure Mailmodo SMTP for your domain?

Step 6: Fill out the AMP form to get your domain AMP whitelisted from Google and Yahoo. Without getting this approval, you would not be able to send AMP emails to the contacts.

(Here's a   quick help doc   on how to apply for AMP approval through Mailmodo). 

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Step 7After filling the AMP form, you would see a dialog box with the DNS settings. These are your DNS records, copy each of them and add them to the DNS management section of your registrar.

(Here's a   quick help doc   on how to add the records if your registrar is GoDaddy) 

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Step 8: Once they are added, click on 'Refresh and Verify' to get the Verified status for the records. 

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The verified status would mark the ready state of the sender id for sending campaigns. 

In case, your AMP whitelisting is pending, you would only be able to send HTML campaigns till the approval happens.

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