
How to Report and Configure Squarespace Email Malware Settings
Custom email addresses can be set up to match your domain when using Squarespace. For instance, if you own exampledomain.com, you can create email addresses like [email protected].
There are two main ways to set up custom email addresses with Squarespace:
- New Email Setup
- Use Google Workspace integration (formerly G Suite)
- Manage payments through Squarespace
- Access emails, calendars, and documents through Google's interface
- Existing Email Address
- Continue using your current custom email address
- Works with both Squarespace and third-party domains
- Maintain existing email hosting when connecting domains
Important Notes About Hosting:
- Squarespace does not host email services
- Email is always hosted externally
- Website hosting is handled by Squarespace
- Domain hosting can be through Squarespace or third-party providers
To Ensure Successful Email Delivery:
- Add DKIM records to your domain to prevent spam filtering
- For Google Workspace users: Follow Google's DKIM and SPF record guidelines
- For other providers: Contact them directly for DKIM/SPF setup instructions
Key Components:
- Website: Always hosted on Squarespace
- Custom Domain: Can be hosted by Squarespace or third-party
- Email: Always hosted by external providers (Google Workspace or others)
Domain MX Records:
- Third-party domain emails remain unaffected when connecting to Squarespace
- Squarespace domain users can maintain third-party email services by updating MX records
This setup ensures professional email communication while maintaining flexibility in hosting and service providers.
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