• Why you should connect your own domain

  When you install Wiz, your emails start out sending from a shared Wiz domain. That's fine as a starting point - it means you can send straight away - but connecting your own domainFew readers

• Connecting your domain

  Connecting your own sending domain takes two steps: tell Wiz your domain, then add a few DNS records at your domain provider so Wiz is authorized to send on your behalf. (New to whPopular

• Domain setup incomplete or not verifying

  If you started connecting your own sending domain but didn't finish - or verification isn't passing - your domain will show as Incomplete on the Sender info page. This article explFew readers

• Switching or disconnecting your domain

  Once your sending domain is connected and verified, you can change it any time - for example, if you're rebranding, moving to a new domain, or you set up the wrong one. This articlFew readers

• Warming up a new domain

  When you send your first campaign from a new domain in Wiz, it automatically goes through a warmup first, and it helps to understand why. Inbox providers (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, anPopular

• Email deliverability best practices

  Deliverability is about landing in the inbox, not the spam folder - and it depends as much on how you send as on what you send. Follow these practices to build and protect your senFew readers

• Why are my emails going to spam?

  If some of your emails land in spam or the Promotions tab instead of the inbox, you're not doing anything wrong - and it's one of the most common questions in email marketing. ThisFew readers