Learn to authenticate your Mailchimp domain in cPanel

Is your email marketing, including test emails, getting caught in your spam folder? By authenticating your Mailchimp sending domain you will get better delivery, open and click rates for your email campaigns.
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In this tutorial Gary, a Mailchimp certified partner, demonstrates how to authenticate the domain you send from in Mailchimp if your host uses cPanel. Gary shows where to find the instructions in Mailchimp on how to authenticate your domain. He then shows how to add the two CNAME records into the DNS settings in cPanel (cPanel is used by most hosts including SiteGround, HostGator, A2 Hosting and Bluehost).
Gary has also created instructional videos on how to authenticate your domain if you use Cloudflare ( • How to Authenticate Yo... ) or GoDaddy ( • Get better results by ... ) as your domain host.

[@polluxbpo2934]

Thank you mate!
I am now going to enjoy a cup of coffee in the meantime the records are verified!

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped.

[@martintill1535]

Thanks for covering this so clearly, Gary. :-)

[@AnmolShelke]

I was searching this for a while, finally got it done thanks ya 🙌

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad I could help

[@HollyOak]

Thank you! I have tried to follow several tutorials and it was doing my head in. Even though my cpanel looks completely different, I was able to follow your instructions and get it done.

[@GaryEckstein]

Great news Michelle ☺️

[@polinakalyuzhina7858]

Thank you for this video! Super helpful!

[@elsalohengrin5440]

You saved me from a nervous breakdown. Thanks from Switzerland! You are great!!!

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped Elsa :)

[@robandkarenphotography]

Thank you this was very helpful for a novice C panel user such as myself. CHEERS! from Canada

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped :)

[@soniavivodesign]

It worked! Thanks Gary ;)

[@periodistasuelta]

Very useful and easy to follow tutorial, congrats!

[@GaryEckstein]

Thanks Sofia. Glad it helped :)

[@varietyconversation4100]

Very Helpful! Thanks!

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped :)

[@SharleneAnders]

Thank you! This was so much easier than I thought :D

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped Sharlene :)

[@abulhossain3597]

Excellent, it was very helpful, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Gary ☺️

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped Joy :)

[@CHADGPTea]

thanks easy, useful guide for beginners

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped :)

[@healthfoodprep6677]

Thanks Gary! This was really helpful, you rock!

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped :)

[@uncleblackjackthemagician]

That was the best

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped 👍

[@jbsmit4922]

Thanks bro

[@GaryEckstein]

No problem JB :)

[@NeilABrown]

Everyone in these videos sounds identical, it's always simple. If it's so simple, what does that make someone like me. I've watched a handful of different videos on cname, dkim stuff, and can't comprehend a damn bit of this shit.

[@GaryEckstein]

Hi Neil, added to the issue is that the process is different between hosts :( Try mailchimp.com/help/set-up-email-domain-authentication/ as it may help.

[@emilyryanemails]

So helpful- thank you!

[@GaryEckstein]

Glad it helped Emily :)