Grant Access to Your Cloudflare Account

Grant Access to Your Cloudflare Account

Cloudflare is a great place for recruitment agencies to manage thier DNS. If you’re fixing deliverability issues like SPF, DKIM, or DMARC, your specialist will need access to these settings. Sometimes you want me (or someone else) to help manage your DNS, but...
Can I have Numbers in My Domain Name?

Can I have Numbers in My Domain Name?

Quirky Branding vs Deliverability Gamble So, your domain has numbers in it. Maybe you thought it looked cool. Maybe your perfect name was taken. Or maybe you inherited it from 2012 when “adding 123” was the hottest thing since animated GIFs. Here is the short version:...
Google Just Made DMARC Reports Smarter

Google Just Made DMARC Reports Smarter

Google’s Big DMARC Upgrade Until now, DMARC aggregate reports were a bit like a vague weather forecast: “Something went wrong… somewhere.” Helpful? Not really. With Google’s latest update, that changes. Gmail’s reports now include specific error codes that spell out...
How To Use GoDaddy Delegate Access

How To Use GoDaddy Delegate Access

If you’re fixing email deliverability issues, your IT team or email specialist will need access to your DNS records. Here’s how to grant it safely. If your domain is on GoDaddy, you don’t have to hand over your login details for someone like Quinset...
How to Stop Links from Triggering Spam Filters

How to Stop Links from Triggering Spam Filters

TL;DR Spam filters flag emails when your visible link doesn’t match the actual destination (a pattern that looks identical to phishing) Most recruitment agencies make this worse without knowing it: ATS platforms, outreach tools, and calendar links all rewrite or...
Mastering Email Automation in Recruitment

Mastering Email Automation in Recruitment

Email Beyond the First Hello In the recruitment world, the initial contact is just the beginning. The real magic happens in the follow-ups. The check-ins, the nudges, the “just making sure you’re still breathing” emails. These aren’t just...