If there was a simple setting you could change to prevent your outgoing messages from landing in recipients' spam folders, every spammer would use that setting, and spam filters would be meaningless.
If you're not getting bounces back from the recipient mail system(s) where your messages are being treated as spam, it's probably safe to assume that your DMARC/SPF/etc. are set up correctly. If a recipient can forward you a copy of the message that was marked as spam including the full headers, you might be able to identify some of the message attributes that contributed to it being flagged, but beyond that there's little you can do without a bounce message notifying you of a specific problem you can fix.
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