Email Whitelist Instructions

Hey there—if you want to make sure my emails land in your inbox (and not your spam folder or "Promotions" tab purgatory), take a minute to whitelist [email protected]. It's the easiest way to guarantee you keep getting email deliverability insights without interruption.

How to Whitelist [email protected] (So You Never Miss an Email)

📬 Gmail (Webmail + App)

Add me to Contacts:

1. Open an email from [email protected]

2. Click the three-dot menu in the upper right

3. Click "Add to Contacts"

If it landed in Promotions:

• Drag the email to your Primary tab

• Gmail will ask: “Do this for future messages?” → Click Yes

If it landed in Spam:

• Go to Spam folder

• Find my email and click “Not Spam”

📬 Yahoo! Mail

Open your Spam or Bulk folder

1. Unmark as spam:

2. Find the email from [email protected]

3. Click “Not Spam”

Create a filter:

1. Click the ⚙️ icon → Settings → More Settings

2. Click Filters → Add new filters

3. From: contains → [email protected]

4. Move to folder: Inbox → Save

📬 Outlook / Hotmail / Live / MSN

Mark as safe:

1. Open an email from [email protected]

2. Click “It’s safe” (if prompted)

Add to Safe Senders list:

1. Click ⚙️ Settings → View all Outlook settings

2. Mail → Junk Email → Safe Senders

3. Add [email protected] → Click Save

📬 Apple Mail / iCloud

Mark as Not Junk:

1. Open your Junk folder

2. Find my email → Move it to Inbox

3. Tap "Move to Inbox" and confirm future messages go to Inbox

Optional: Add me to Contacts for good measure

📬 AOL Mail

1. Open the email from [email protected]

2. Hover over my name → Click Add Contact

3. Confirm details → Save

If in Spam: Open the message and click "Not Spam"

📬 Comcast

1. Open my email

2. Click

   • Add to Address Book

3. Confirm details → Save

📬 Thunderbird

1. Click Address Book → New Contact

2. Paste [email protected] in the email field

3. Save contact

📬 Earthlink

1. Check your Suspect Email folder

2. Find email → Select “Move to Inbox and Add Contact”

📬 McAfee, Norton, Trend Micro, SpamAssassin, Barracuda, etc.

If you're using a third-party spam filter:

• Add [email protected] to your Friends List, Approved Senders, or Whitelist

• Check their instructions for how to manage safe senders

If you still don’t see my emails, hit reply to any message that does get through and I’ll help troubleshoot. I’m here to help you stay in the inbox, not in the dark.

– Chris Miquel
Founder, AudienceBridge

PS: If you would like to add these whitelist instructions to your newsletter or website feel free to copy them and just replace [email protected] with your email address.