How to Test if Emails are authenticated to comply with Google's sender requirements

[@johngo6283]

Thanks for taking the time to make this. This seems like it is vastly more complicated than it should be, and the service providers that we are paying handsomely, should take care of all this behind the scenes, so we don’t have to think about it.

[@CarrieThorimbert]

Fantastic Rache. I've been waiting for someone to explain this properly. SUPER helpful!

[@AlanaJadeStudio]

Just followed these steps for myself and a client today and it was so helpful. Thank you!

[@itshelenolivia]

Amazing resource and walkthrough Rache! Sharing this video to my walkthrough guide on my blog :)

[@Squarestylist]

Thank you Helen!!!

[@LexiDAngelo]

This was SO incredibly thorough and helpful!! Thank you for taking the time to create this to help us :)

[@designandprosper]

So incredibly helpful! The section from about 9:45 was exactly what I needed clarity on. Thank you! ❤

[@MattM-df5sf]

Have you run into the situation where only one of the authentication methods is shown in the header, even if all three are listed in the "Authentication-Results" string below?

[@bastianaccounting]

This is a fantastic helpful walkthrough you really did a great job explaining all of this - we appreciate it!

[@inflowfilms]

Really clear guidance - Thanks

[@Squarestylist]

Thank you!

[@louisaharveyjewellery]

Am I understanding correctly that this only applies if the provider behind my custom domain is Yahoo or Google?

[@Squarestylist]

Hi there! This applies to any business who sends emails to Gmail and yahooo mail, regardless of the domain provider

[@akashiclight5401]

Thank you so much for this