How to Set Up SPF & DKIM Records In Mailchimp - Authenticate your Custom Domain - Beginner's Guide

In this video, I'll walk you through how to set up SPF & DKIM records in Mailchimp. SPF & DKIM records are important to authenticate your Mailchimp domain, and are sometimes required for certain mail providers in order to ensure your email arrive in customers' inboxes. Prefer to read a guide walking you through this process? Check out the guide here: www.wiyre.com/setup-spf-dkim-...
All you need to get started is a Mailchimp account, which you can get for free here. Click on this link to create an account: www.wiyre.com/recommends/mail...
For more information about how SPF & DKIM records work, or for a step by step tutorial
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[@PeterKirwan]

Not seeing anything about SPF though? This seems like their authentication just does DKIM.

[@riccphoto]

I got the same question... any news?

[@yayitseugene]

Great help, exactly what I was looking for thank you!!

[@ElliScar]

So helpful thank you for sharing!

[@vibhutiarya2501]

Thanks.......very nicely explained

[@AshCatY2K]

Thanks for the help

[@baroccobeautybar]

Thanks! :)

[@Jeroenbdesign]

THANKS!

[@ElliottVibes]

Thank you

[@user-rd4oo1jg5g]

Very nice video! Can I have dkim and spf registers configured even if I don't have a A or NS register, right or? Thanks

[@haertelheatingandcooling]

For some odd reason, in the MailChimp settings panel, the "Domains" tab is not appearing under the "Website" tab for me. Any suggestions?

[@brianminton6461]

Is there any way to do this if you only have the "Essentials" plan?

[@philellis7436]

Good tutorial, but NOTHING about the SPF records.

[@SwapnilSoni]

Not seeing domain option under website

[@vladimirnekic3241]

SPF and DKIM are two different things... Nothing about SPF in this vide. Bad title!

[@alexiscontreras4078]

Instead of authenticated it’s says verified? Is that ok? Does it mean the same thing as authenticated?

[@md.anisurrahman9459]

Not same. It means the domain has been verified. In the next step, you have to click on "Start authentication" 1:23