I help email-driven businesses reach the inbox. Authentication, DMARC, domain reputation, and ongoing monitoring, handled by someone who has worked in email infrastructure for over fifteen years.
Send me your sending domain and I will tell you what I would fix first. No charge, no pitch.
Years in email & web
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If you send marketing, lifecycle, or outreach email at any volume, a share of it is probably not reaching the inbox. It slips into spam or the Promotions tab, opens drop, and revenue quietly leaks, usually without an obvious cause. Most of the time the cause is infrastructure: a DMARC record that was never enforced, a missing or broken SPF, or weak domain reputation. Gmail and Outlook weigh these heavily, and since 2024 they require proper authentication from anyone sending at volume. These issues are fixable, and they are exactly what I work on.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configured and aligned so Gmail, Outlook, and the rest trust your mail, and so no one can spoof your domain.
Sending structure, warmup, and reputation management that keep your email landing as you scale.
Moving you safely from no protection to full enforcement, and meeting the Google and Yahoo sender requirements.
DMARC report monitoring, blocklist and reputation alerts, and a monthly summary, so problems get caught before they cost you placement.
You send me your sending domain. I check the public setup and tell you the single most important thing to fix.
A fixed-price audit that checks authentication, alignment, reputation, and inbox placement, with a clear written list of what to fix and why.
I implement the fixes and, for teams that want it, take over ongoing monitoring so your deliverability stays healthy.
Run your sending domain through my Email Domain Scanner to see your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC status instantly. Then I will tell you what to fix first.
Ecommerce and DTC brands whose Klaviyo or Mailchimp campaigns land in Promotions or spam. B2B SaaS companies whose onboarding and outbound email gets filtered. Staffing and recruiting firms whose candidate and client emails go missing. Any business that depends on email reaching real people and does not have an email engineer on staff.
I have spent over fifteen years building and maintaining email and web infrastructure, focused on the technical side of deliverability. I work with you directly, explain everything in plain terms, and stay focused on the one outcome that matters for your business: your email reaching the inbox.
“Adnan really knows what he is doing. He is the real deal. Don’t hesitate to hire him.”
Jenna B., United States · via Fiverr
“Would work with him again. Great communication and attention to detail.”
Stef T., Australia · via Fiverr
Authentication and reputation are the foundation. Fix them and you remove the most common reasons mail gets filtered. I will also tell you honestly if copy or list quality is part of the problem.
Authentication fixes take effect quickly. Reputation recovery takes longer, usually a few weeks, because mailbox providers need time to rebuild trust.
Yes. I work alongside Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and the rest, rather than replacing your stack.
Yes. The monitoring retainer covers oversight and reporting without hands-on work, if that is what you prefer.
I diagnose why your email lands in spam and map out the fix: domain reputation, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authentication, your sending setup, and list hygiene, then implement the changes so your email reaches the inbox.
Usually infrastructure: no enforced DMARC, a missing or broken SPF, weak domain reputation, or volume that ramped too fast. Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo weigh these heavily, and since 2024 they require proper authentication from anyone sending at volume.
DMARC tells mailbox providers what to do with email that fails authentication, and reports who is sending as your domain. If yours is missing or set to p=none it is not protecting you, and providers increasingly treat that as a negative signal.
The first check is free. A fixed-price audit follows if you want the full picture, and ongoing monitoring is a monthly retainer sized to how many domains you send from. You will always know the price before any work starts.
Send me your sending domain and I will reply within one business day with the first thing I would fix.
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