Why can I receive but not send emails?

If you can receive emails but can not send emails this usually means the authenication required by the outgoing (SMTP) server is not configured. ‘My outgoing (SMTP) server requires authentication’ is not checked. In Outlook it is in advanced settings.

Why are emails from my domain going to spam?

If the links inside your emails point to a suspicious domain or a URL which has been flagged as fraudulent then it is very likely your email will land in SPAM. This can also happen if you are using an email marketing software and the backend they use to rewrite links (to track link clicks) is spammy.

How do I fix a stuck email in my outbox?

Emails stuck in your outbox?

1. First step: try re-sending. Go to the Send/Receive tab and click Send All.
2. Make sure Outlook is online.
3. Check your mail settings.
4. Is your message being slowed down by a large attachment?
5. Use the correct password.
6. Re-send directly from the outbox.

How do you send an email outside an organization?

In the Admin centers section, click Exchange. Then, in the Exchange admin center, click mail flow and then rules. Using the plus icon, add a new rule. In the new rule window, under the Apply this rule if section, select The recipient is located > Outside the organization.

How do I make my email domain not spam?

Prevent Email Going Into Spam Folders

1. Make sure that you have added all of your domain names to the Sender Domains page, and check they are all verified.
2. Create a free account at Google Postmaster Tools.
3. Check that your domain name isn’t on a domain blacklist.
4. Make sure that you are sending to an “opt-in list”.

How do I fix my domain reputation?

The best way to improve your domain reputation and keep it high is to send good emails that people will actually open and click on. Subscribers might even forward your emails, if they’re really valuable. All the other email deliverability best practices are technical in nature.