Squarespace DNS with Google Workspace
Configure Google records from Squarespace domains.
Squarespace domains can host DNS records needed by Google Workspace and Outlio.
What this helps you do
Squarespace domains can host DNS records needed by Google Workspace and Outlio.
Recommended workflow in Outlio
Open Domains in Squarespace and choose DNS Settings.
Add Google MX records.
Add SPF as a TXT record.
Add Google DKIM as a TXT record.
Add DMARC and verify in Outlio.
Quality checks
- Check whether Squarespace is the actual nameserver provider.
- Use the provider value exactly as Google gives it.
- Wait before retesting because registrar UIs can cache.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Editing records in Google Workspace instead of the DNS host.
- Missing DKIM because MX records already worked.
Done well, this should leave you with
A cleaner Outlio setup, fewer avoidable campaign issues, and a more reliable path from setup to replies.
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