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== Step-by-Step Instructions == ### Step 1: Understanding Domain Types Before proceeding to configure domain alignment, itβs crucial to understand the types of domains used in ActiveCampaign: - **From Address Domain**: This is the visible domain in the From address that subscribers see. It's crucial for tracking your brand reputation. - **Return Path Domain**: Hiding from subscribers, it ensures delivery and handles bounce notifications. - **DKIM Domain**: This is the domain used to sign your messages cryptographically, helping with verification upon delivery. - **Custom Link Tracking Domain**: This domain is used when tracking link clicks in your emails. ### Step 2: Configuring Your Domains To align your domains in ActiveCampaign, you will need to follow these steps: 1. **Set up a Sending Domain**: - Go to the '''Domains''' section in the settings. - Click on '''Add Sender Domain'''. - Enter your domain name that you want to set as the From address. - Follow the prompts to verify your ownership of the domain. 2. **Configure the Return Path Domain**: - You need to either set up a custom Return Path domain or allow ActiveCampaign to use its domain. - For custom Return Path, set up a '''CNAME''' record pointing back to ActiveCampaign as per the guidelines in the configuration prompts. 3. **Set Up DKIM**: - Follow the instructions to set up DKIM while you're configuring your sending domain. - ActiveCampaign will use your domain for DKIM signing if properly configured. 4. **Manage Link Tracking Domains** (optional): - If you are on a Marketing Enterprise plan, you can set up a custom link tracking domain for better alignment and white labeling. 5. **Check Domain Alignment**: - Once you have set up these domains, ensure that your DKIM and Return Path domains are aligned with your From Address domain for DMARC purposes.
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