Editing Troubleshooting failed email delivery from DMARC (section)

== FAQ ==

'''Q1: What does a DMARC policy of p=none mean?'''  
A1: It instructs email servers to ignore DMARC checks, allowing emails to be sent regardless of the DMARC status but still provides reporting features.

'''Q2: Why do I need to set up DKIM?'''  
A2: Without DKIM, your emails may fail DMARC checks, leading to potential bounces or emails being sent to spam.

'''Q3: How can I see my DMARC policy settings?'''  
A3: Use the DKIM, SPF, and DMARC verification tool to view your current DMARC policy.

'''Q4: Is changing DMARC to p=none a permanent solution?'''  
A4: No, it is suggested only as a temporary measure while resolving existing issues.

'''Q5: Can I expect all of my emails to be delivered if I change my DMARC to p=none?'''  
A5: Not necessarily; other factors can influence delivery such as sender reputation and engagement rates.

'''Q6: What should I do if my emails are still being routed to spam?'''  
A6: Review your email content, check for spam triggers, and ensure your unsubscribing process is clear.

'''Q7: Where can I find additional resources for troubleshooting email delivery issues?'''  
A7: You can refer to the articles on managing bounces and avoiding spam classifications mentioned previously.

This comprehensive guide on troubleshooting failed email delivery from DMARC equips you with the knowledge to identify and resolve common issues that may arise, ensuring better email communication possibilities with your contacts.