guide
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Minimum Specifications for Use of MTARGET -
About the Email Domain Blacklist -
How to Warm Up an Email Domain -
Understanding the Importance of SPF and DKIM for Domain Authentication -
Sender Email Domain Authentication Settings in Another DNS Manager -
Manage Sender Profile and Email Validation -
How to Delete Contacts and Labels -
About Email Firewall -
SPF, DKIM & DMARC Domain Authentication Guide -
MailChimp Data Migration to MTARGET -
Obtaining Subscriber Email Data -
Email Marketing Glossary -
How to Whitelist MTARGET on Office 365 -
How to make a Birthday Email -
Add the API Form to the Landing Page -
About Shared IP and Dedicated IP -
How to Make a WhatsApp Link with message content -
About Spam Filters -
Guide to Creating Welcome Email with the MTARGET Feature -
Effects of Dark Mode on Email Marketing -
Soft Bounce and Hard Bounce
How to Whitelist MTARGET on Office 365
If there are problems such as e-mail recipients who use Outlook Office 365 do not get email from you, it is generally because there are email clients who have strict settings for email domains that they do not know about. So, when you use MTARGET to send email, those who use Outlook Office 365 don’t get the email because the MTARGET email domain is not recognized. To solve this problem, you need to add whitelist to the MTARGET domain in your Office 365.
Step by step to whitelist MTARGET on Office 365.
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Make sure you have logged in to Office 365 as an admin so you can add a whitelist. Then click the Admin menu.
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You will be directed to the Microsoft 365 admin center page. Click the drop-down menu Admin Centers, and select Exchenge.
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On the Exchange admin center page. Select menu Protection.
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Select spam filter, then click the edit icon, select allow lists.
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In the ALLOWED SENDER box, click edit and add:
send@mailtarget.coandsend@mtrgt.co. In the section ALLOWED DOMAIN click edit and add:mailtarget.co,mtrgt.net,send.mailtarget.co,send.mtrgt.netandmt1@sp1.emailtarget.co. As in the picture below
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Click Save to save settings.
