@Zach Pascoe I’m planning to use GoHighLevel for my agency and clients, and I need some guidance on setting up a dedicated domain for email purposes. Here’s the context: 1. Purpose of Email Setup: • I need to use emails to send internal notifications to my clients, such as updates about leads and appointments. • In the future, I will likely need to send notifications to my clients’ leads, like appointment reminders. 2. GoHighLevel Restrictions: • I was informed by GoHighLevel support that only one dedicated domain can be set up properly. 3. Proposed Solution: • I’m considering purchasing a root domain, like “email.com” (or something similar), and creating subdomains based on my clients’ business names (e.g., clientname.email.com). • This approach would ideally allow me to handle both internal client communications and lead notifications under a consistent domain structure. Questions: • Is using a root domain with subdomains a viable and recommended approach for managing emails to both clients and their leads? - And also, how and should I even warm up this domain then?