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To ensure you receive our newsletters in your main inbox, it's important you add us to your contacts and move Smileworthy to your main inbox. We wouldn't want you missing out on some positivty to kick-start your week! So follow the following quick steps to ensure Smileworthy lands on time:

Gmail
Apple Mail
Outlook
Yahoo!

Add the address to your contacts

Add the email address that you want to whitelist to your Gmail contacts by hovering over the sender’s name and click the “+” icon (see below):

where to find the key contact information in gmail

Mark messages as ‘Not spam’

If Gmail has a newsletter as spam that you would like to go to your main inbox, you can tell Google to not mark a send as spam like this:

  • Navigate to the Spam folder.
  • Search for emails containing the domain you wish to whitelist (eg example.com).
  • Select all the emails shown.
  • Click More and then Not spam.

Create a filter for the address

This is the most complicated option but will be the most effective at ensuring you receive newsletters to your inbox:

  • Click the gear icon in the top-right corner, and then See All Settings
  • Click on Filters and then Create a new filter
  • Enter the domain of the email you want to whitelist in the From field.
  • Click Create filter with this search
  • In the box headed When a message arrives that matches this search, select:
    • Never send it to spam
    • Categorize as Primary

Where to mark a contact as "important" in gmail

  • Click the “Create filter” button

Mac

Where to select the publication you want to whitelist on a Mac interface.

  • Select Mail → Preferences from the menu bar in the Mac Mail app.
  • Click the Rules tab → Add Rule.
  • Type a name in the Description field, such as “Whitelist: beehiiv,” to identify the rule we’re going to add.
  • Make sure the criteria reads If any of the following conditions are met and that the From field is followed by Ends with.
  • Enter the domain name you want to whitelist in the field next to the Ends with field.Add an @ sign before the domain name to make the filter specific. For example, to whitelist all mail from the beehiiv.com domain, type “@beehiiv.com” into the field.
  • In the Perform the following actions section, set the three fields to Move Message, to the mailbox, and Inbox or a different target folder.

Where and how to whitelist a contact on Mac.

  • To save this rule click the Ok button.
  • Success! Now you’re ready to go.
  • To save this rule click the Ok button.
  • Success! Now you’re ready to go.

iOS Mail App

Where to find your missing email in Mac (iOS)

  • Open the Mail App
  • Select the relevant mailbox, then the Junk folder
  • Select the email you want to move to the inbox
  • Click the folder icon at the bottom of the screen
  • Select the Inbox folder you want future messages to go to:
Apple mail inbox
Apple mail inbox

For Outlook.com, Windows Live Mail, Hotmail, and MSN Mail sign in to your account at Outlook.com and do the following:

Add the address to your contacts

Add the email address that is sending you an email (e.g. hello@example.com) to your Outlook.com Contacts:

The place to add a contact to your contacts with Outlook's UI

Add the address to your safe senders

  • Click the cog icon in the top-right corner and then More mail settings
  • Select Safe and blocked senders and then Safe senders
  • Add the domain of the email (eg example.com) you want to whitelist to the list of safe senders
  • Click the cog icon in the top-right corner and then More mail settings
  • Select Safe and blocked senders and then Safe senders
  • Add the domain of the email (eg example.com) you want to whitelist to the list of safe senders

Sign in to your account at Yahoo! Mail and do the following:

Add the address to your contacts

Add the email address that is sending you an email (eg hello@example.com) to your Yahoo! Mail Contacts by clicking on the contacts icon:

image of the yahoo UI and where to add an address

And clicking Add a new contact:

Yahoo UI where to add a new contact

Create a filter for the address

  • Mouse over the Settings menu icon and select Settings
  • Click Filters and then Add
  • Enter a filter name
  • Enter the domain of the email you want to whitelist in the Sender field, or
  • Select Inbox as the folder to deliver the email to
  • Click Save and then click Save again

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