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Email Sending Guide: Email Best Practices & Email Warm Up

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  1. Set Up a Dedicated Email Sending Domain Rather than sharing an IP or domain with all other users, a dedicated email domain is a single private domain you use to send and receive emails. Why it matters: Not having a dedicated email sending domain often results in emails going to spam despite good practices. A dedicated domain gives you full control over your reputation and email deliverability.

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  2. What is it? Rather than sharing an IP or domain with all other users, a dedicated email domain is a single private domain you use to send and receive emails. With LC Email, you have the ability to create your own dedicated domain in-app. Custom SMTP users do not have this option. A dedicated domain gives you full control over your reputation and email deliverability. How to set it up: Follow this step-by-step guide to set up your Dedicated Email Sending Domain.

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  3. What is it? Rather than sharing an IP or domain with all other users, a dedicated email domain is a single private domain you use to send and receive emails. With LC Email, you have the ability to create your own dedicated domain in-app. Custom SMTP users do not have this option. Not having a dedicated email sending domain often results in emails going to spam despite good practices. How to set it up: Follow this step-by-step guide to set up your Dedicated Email Sending Domain.

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  4. Enable Email Validation Email Validation checks whether an email address is valid before you send to it. Why it matters: Sending to invalid or non-existent addresses causes bounces, hurts your domain reputation, and can result in emails being rejected entirely or going to spam.

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  5. Enable Email Validation Sending to invalid addresses harms your domain reputation and deliverability. Why it matters: Sending to invalid or non-existent addresses causes bounces, hurts your domain reputation, and can result in emails being rejected entirely or going to spam.

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