You wrote 7 emails. Good ones. You loaded them into GHL, hit go, and open rates came back at 11%. You blamed the subject lines. Then a lead told you on a call, "oh, I never got any emails from you", and you found all seven in her Promotions tab, under a Myntra sale. This file is the three DNS records, copy-paste ready, and the exact 14-day warmup schedule that gets your emails into the Primary tab where a ₹1,20,000 decision gets made.
This is the record format and the schedule, not "email deliverability best practices". Two pieces, exactly as written.
Why it works: Gmail and Outlook now treat a missing DMARC as a reason to sort you into Promotions or spam, full stop. p=none is the training-wheels setting: nothing gets blocked, but you get reports showing who's sending as you. Most coaches skip DMARC because it "sounds technical". It's one line.
Why it works: Gmail scores a new sending domain by what happens to its first few hundred emails. Replies, opens and "move to Primary" are the signals. Blasting 400 nurture emails on day 1 from a fresh domain is like a stranger shouting in a library. Ten emails to people who reply is a whisper to friends.
That's 2 of the 8 sections. The SPF and DKIM records with the Google Workspace and GHL/LeadConnector variants, days 8 to 14 of the warmup, the sending-subdomain rule and the 6-point plain-text checklist are in the PDF below.
All three records, the subdomain rule, the full 14-day schedule, the checks, and the plain-text nurture rules. Where should we send it?
All three records, the subdomain rule, the full 14-day schedule, the checks, and the plain-text nurture rules. Where should we send it?
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Tonight: log into your DNS, add the three records (25 minutes), and send 10 warmup emails to people who'll reply. In 14 days your nurture lands in Primary and your open rates stop lying to you.
Download Again ↓What Gmail actually checks before it decides where your email goes. Three records, one reputation, no magic.
Why you send nurture from mail.yourdomain.com and never from the domain your invoices come from.
The TXT record, with the exact include: strings for Google Workspace and for GHL/LeadConnector.
Where the selector comes from, what the long p= string is, and the one mistake that silently breaks it.
p=none to p=quarantine to p=reject, with the dates, and the free report reader.
Day-by-day counts, who to send to, and the reply-rate test that tells you if it's working.
Day 1: 400 leads, 7-email nurture, "Send". You felt like a real business for about an hour.
Day 2: 11% opens. You rewrote subject line 1 to add an emoji. 12% opens.
Week 2: a lead on a call says "I never got anything from you". You say "check Promotions". She says "oh".
Week 3: your Gmail sent a password-reset to yourself and it landed in your own spam. You laughed. It wasn't funny.
Month 2: you stopped the nurture and went back to WhatsApp. You told yourself "email is dead in India".
None of that is a copywriting problem, the emails were fine. It's a DNS-and-warmup problem: your domain has no ID card and no reputation, so Gmail treats it as a stranger. This file gives it both.
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