If you're tech-savvy and manage your own domain settings, follow these steps to optimize your email authentication:

1. In Mailchimp, you'll encounter prompts to add CNAME1 and CNAME2, essentially unique identifiers for your emails.
2. Copy the specific alphanumeric values provided by Mailchimp for these identifiers.
3. Paste these values into the corresponding fields within your website's domain settings. Consider this process akin to configuring a cryptographic key unique to your domain.

These codes serve as cryptographic signatures tailored to your domain, enhancing the precision of email authentication. By seamlessly integrating these identifiers, you establish a secure and personalized connection between your website and Mailchimp, contributing to heightened email deliverability and reinforcing sender authenticity.

*If you're not too comfortable handling technical stuff on your website, no worries! You can contact Wealthy Affiliate SiteSupport by submitting a ticket. In the ticket, select your website linked to your Wealthy Affiliate-supported email and ask if they could help by adding these specific CNAME records to your domain.

"Hello, can assist me in adding 2 CNAME records to my domain.

CNAME 1
Name:
k2._domainkey.yourwebsite.com
Value:
dkim2.mcsv.net

CNAME 2
Name:
k3._domainkey.yourwebsite.com
Value:
dkim3.mcsv.net

I am attempting to authenticate my domain emails with MailChimp."

After reaching out to Wealthy Affiliate SiteSupport for assistance, they'll take care of adding those new CNAMEs for you.