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AWS changed SES domain verification but didn't update their documentation

https://kylehigginson.medium.com/send-emails-from-aws-ses-using-namecheap-as-dns-provider-with-dkim-740bf4a86bb6
submitted this linkon November 4, 2021
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    One recommendation: Use a subdomain with an external provider like SES: e.g. mail.yourdomain.com
    This allows you to separate DNS settings etc.

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    This is a blog on how to verify a domain for sending in SES until they update their docs. It describes the process with Namecheap as DNS provider but is transferable to most providers.

    https://kylehigginson.medium.com/send-emails-from-aws-ses-using-namecheap-as-dns-provider-with-dkim-740bf4a86bb6