HOW TO WHITELIST EMAILS

If you want to make sure our emails always land in your inbox — not in spam or junk — you’ll need to whitelist our address. Whitelisting simply tells your email provider, “I trust this sender.”

Here’s a simple overview of how to do it, depending on the email platform you use:

🔐 Option 1: Add Us to Your Safe Senders List

Most email services allow you to mark specific addresses as “safe” or “trusted.” Here’s how:

1. Open your email settings: Look for settings related to Spam, Junk Mail, or Filters.

2. Locate the “Safe Senders” or “Trusted Contacts” section.

3. Add the email address you want to receive: Enter the address (e.g., bref@clinicgrower.com) and hit save.

🔄 Option 2: Set Up a Custom Filter or Rule

If your provider doesn’t have a Safe Sender list, you can set up a filter instead:

1. Go to your email settings: Look for Filters, Rules, or Blocked Addresses.

2. Create a new rule or filter: Enter our email address (or entire domain, like @clinicgrower.com) as the trigger.

3. Choose your actions: Select options like “Never send to spam,” “Always move to inbox,” or “Mark as important.”

📧 Quick Examples by Platform

Gmail

• Use the “Filters and Blocked Addresses” section in Settings to create a rule.

• Choose “Never send it to Spam.”

Outlook (Hotmail/Live)

• Go to Settings > Junk Email.

• Add the sender to your Safe Senders list or create a custom rule.

Yahoo Mail

• Navigate to Settings > Filters.

• Create a filter that sends trusted email straight to your inbox.

🔎 Pro Tips

• Check your spam/junk folder occasionally, just to be safe — especially after subscribing.

• Whitelist the domain (like @yourdomain.com) if you want to allow all emails from that organization.

• Search YouTube for visual walkthroughs if you prefer a step-by-step guide based on your email provider.