SMTP Configuration on Clients’ Websites

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Hi All,

I was wondering how do you handle transactional emails on your clients’ websites (WordPress notifications, contact forms, etc.)?

For email deliverability, I have Postmark and Amazon SES servers, and I was thinking of creating a generic email (e.g., [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])) that would send all those emails via SMTP.

Because, obviously, setting up a dedicated email for each client would require a significant amount of technical setup (DKIM, DMRC, SPF, Return-Path, on each domain).

Is this a bad strategy? Should I instead use a subdomain (for example, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]))?

Thank you.

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1 Comment
  1. The correct way would be as you described initially, having every client be DMARC compliant. It’s really only a one-time thing for each client, and you shouldn’t have to touch it again unless something changes with your configuration.

    Usually I go with a subdomain the client domain, like wp.clientdomain.com.

 

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