Gmail Deliverability Fix for New Domain
Budget: €12 – €18 EUR
I have a brand-new domain running its own mail server on Ubuntu Linux. Messages reach most providers without issue, yet Gmail keeps flagging them as spam. Google Postmaster Tools confirms the reputation problem and I have attached the latest report for reference.
I would like you to:
• Examine my current server configuration and the full header of a recent Gmail-bound message.
• Point out exactly which factors—whether missing or mis-configured SPF, DKIM, DMARC, rDNS, hostname, PTR, TLS settings, content issues or IP reputation—are dragging the score down.
• Outline the concrete steps you will take to resolve each item, in plain language I can follow later.
• Implement the fixes on the Ubuntu host (Postfix) and verify that freshly sent test messages land in Gmail’s inbox, not the spam folder.
Please include a short overview of how you typically attack this type of deliverability issue, examples of similar jobs you have completed, and an estimate of the time you will need once you gain SSH access. I am ready to move quickly and can provide any logs or DNS control you require.
I would like you to:
• Examine my current server configuration and the full header of a recent Gmail-bound message.
• Point out exactly which factors—whether missing or mis-configured SPF, DKIM, DMARC, rDNS, hostname, PTR, TLS settings, content issues or IP reputation—are dragging the score down.
• Outline the concrete steps you will take to resolve each item, in plain language I can follow later.
• Implement the fixes on the Ubuntu host (Postfix) and verify that freshly sent test messages land in Gmail’s inbox, not the spam folder.
Please include a short overview of how you typically attack this type of deliverability issue, examples of similar jobs you have completed, and an estimate of the time you will need once you gain SSH access. I am ready to move quickly and can provide any logs or DNS control you require.