Email deliverability audit
For teams seeing spam placement, failed messages, weak campaign performance, or uncertainty about which sender is creating risk.
- SPF, DKIM & DMARC review
- Sending source inventory
- Prioritized remediation plan
Email delivery, without the mystery
Make your email easier to trust.
I help business owners and technical teams understand why emails go to spam, then fix the highest-impact issues with a documented, practical plan.
Core offers
Focused work where email, trust, and revenue meet.
Email security hardening
For businesses that need to reduce spoofing exposure, clean up authentication, and strengthen the accounts behind their mail.
- SPF/DKIM/DMARC implementation
- DMARC reporting and enforcement path
- Platform and access safeguards
Email marketing setup
For teams launching a new platform, repairing a risky campaign setup, or building better sending habits from the start.
- Authenticated sending domain
- Platform configuration review
- List and campaign guidance
For technical buyers
Evidence before advice.
When your internal IT team or MSP needs more than a quick DNS opinion, I can provide a deeper review of authentication alignment, source domains, forwarding impacts, DMARC policy and reporting, account controls, and handoff requirements.
The outcome is a usable remediation plan: what to change, why it matters, what could break, and how to verify the improvement. I work directly with your technical owner when implementation needs coordination.
View audit scope →Also available when needed
General IT consulting
Practical help at the overlap of your email provider, domain, website, and staff workflows—especially when the issue does not fit a single vendor queue.
Cybersecurity assessments
A focused review of common operational risks and email-adjacent exposures. This is a secondary service, not a substitute for a full security program.
Remote or local collaboration
Most work is done remotely. Businesses in the Niagara Region can also use a local point of contact when an on-site conversation is useful.
Not sure where to begin?
Start with the records anyone can see.
The free scanner looks for the three basic public DNS controls. It is a useful first signal—not a replacement for a full audit.
Run the free domain scan →