In your dashboard, you'll see SPF and DMARC listed in your Website Health Score. Here's what they mean and what you should do if yours show they need work done.
Your Diib dashboard includes email deliverability scans to help ensure your emails reach inboxes instead of spam folders. This includes checking for SPF (Sender Policy Framework) and DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) records—tools that help protect your domain and improve email delivery.
Why Are SPF and DMARC Important?
While these records aren’t required for SEO, they’re great for improving email security and ensuring your emails get delivered reliably. Properly configured SPF and DMARC records help prevent your domain from being misused and boost the chances of your emails reaching inboxes.
What Does “Issue Detected” Mean?
If your dashboard shows “Issue Detected,” it may mean:
- SPF or DMARC records are missing or not fully set up.
- Minor deliverability issues are being flagged, but they don’t necessarily mean your emails aren’t being delivered.
This is a common and fixable issue, and we’re here to help you monitor it.
How Does Diib Help?
Diib regularly scans over 50 blacklists and monitors your email deliverability to catch potential issues early. Even small factors, like outdated email addresses or a few spam complaints, can affect your email performance. Don’t worry—we’ll alert you if any significant problems arise and guide you on what to do next.
What Can You Do?
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Reach Out to Your Email Provider or Host:
They can help you set up or verify SPF and DMARC records. -
Run Additional Checks:
Use tools like MXToolbox for extra recommendations and to check for blacklists. -
Keep Your Email List Clean:
Removing outdated or invalid addresses reduces the chance of emails being marked as spam.
Don’t Stress—We’ve Got You Covered
Email deliverability is an important part of your online presence, but it’s also normal to see small flags from time to time. Diib will monitor this for you and let you know if anything needs your attention.