Digital
Domain reputation
Formal definition
In digital, Domain reputation refers to an operating term used for protecting sender reputation and inbox placement for supporter and donor communications.
What this actually means for you
Use Domain reputation to guide live decisions: monitor authentication status, suppress persistent bounces, and resolve domain failures quickly, with ownership and reporting agreed before launches, integrations, and platform changes.
Example: At the next review checkpoint, Domain reputation is used in practice like this: the email lead moves DMARC from monitor to quarantine after SPF and DKIM alignment is stable. Accountabilities are captured in team templates, reporting packs, and operating checklists.
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