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# Add Email domain

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An authorized email domain is required to send emails from eMarketeer. Without one, outgoing email is not available on your account.
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This guide walks you through authenticating your domain so you can send email from your own address with the best possible deliverability.

Once you finish, let us know and we will activate the new email service for your account.

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### Open Email domains

In eMarketeer, go to **Account** → **Email domains** and click **Add a domain**.
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### Enter your domain

Enter the domain you want to authorize (for example, `yourdomain.com`) and click to add.

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### Add DNS records

eMarketeer shows a list of DNS records. Add them to your DNS. If you do not have access to your company's DNS — often the IT department owns it — click the link in the authorize dialog to send the records to the person in charge.

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### Click Authorize

Once the records are in place, return to the authorize dialog and click **Authorize**.
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### Confirm authentication

If the records are correct, the dialog validates and accepts the authentication. If something is wrong, the failing record is marked in red.

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<div align="left" data-with-frame="true"><img src="/files/py9NGAwzpdXV2RvDplv7" alt="successful domain authentication confirmation"></div>
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DNS changes usually propagate quickly, but allow up to 48 hours.
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Once the domain is authenticated, you can send from eMarketeer using your domain as the From address with the best possible deliverability. You can repeat this process for as many domains as you need. If you run into questions, email <support@emarketeer.com>.


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