Editing Warm Up Domain (section)

=== FAQ ===

'''Q1: How long does it take to warm up a new domain?'''
A1: The warming up process can take up to 30 days, depending on how gradually you increase the sending volume.

'''Q2: What is DKIM and why is it important?'''
A2: DKIM stands for DomainKeys Identified Mail, and it helps verify the authenticity of your emails, improving your domain's trustworthiness with MBPs.

'''Q3: Can I send emails immediately after buying a domain?'''
A3: It is advised to abstain from sending emails for the first 24-48 hours to avoid being flagged as suspicious by MBPs.

'''Q4: What should I do if my domain is blocked?'''
A4: Check your sending practices and WHOIS records. It may take time to resolve any blocks and you should adjust your sending strategy as needed.

'''Q5: Should I focus on older lists when warming up?'''
A5: No, it's better to engage with your most connected and responsive contacts initially, rather than older, less engaged lists.

'''Q6: How do I monitor my domain reputation?'''
A6: You can use tools like Google Postmaster Tools to monitor your domain's reputation and engagement metrics.

'''Q7: What types of domains should I avoid during the warm-up process?'''
A7: Avoid utilizing uncommon TLDs, as they can be flagged as suspicious resulting in poor deliverability rates.

For more detailed guidelines on domain warming, visit additional resources by Postmark and Spamhaus.
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