How to Setup Email on Domain

If you own your own website domain, it’s a no-brainer to setup Email on Domain that fits with your brand. If you’re building a portfolio or running a small business, you shouldn’t use your personal Gmail account to communicate with clients or website visitors. This will make you look more professional.

You can easily make your own set of email addresses from your domain, and there are many ways to keep your emails safe and private. Keep in mind that you can only use a domain email if you can get to the domain control panel. This article will show you how to set up email on your domain in the easiest way possible. Let’s dive in.

How to Setup Email on Domain

Create domain name email address

1. Log into your blog hosting control panel, or cpanel.
2. Click on Email Accounts in the Email section.
3. Enter the details for your new account, and click Create Account, as shown here.
4. You will see a notification that reads something like this: “Success! Account Created.” The account will be shown on the same page.
5. Now go back to your cpanel and click on Forwarders in the Mail section. Then click Add Forwarder.
6. Fill all the details as shown below. Then, click Add Forwarder and you’re done.

Integrate your new domain email with Gmail

1. Sign in to your Gmail account.
2. Go to Options, then to Mail Settings, then click Accounts and Imports.
3. Check Send Mail As, and click on Add Another Email Address You Own.
4. In the popup that appears, fill in your details, add the new domain email address you just created, then click Next.
5. Click on Send Verification, and a verification email will be delivered to your inbox. Simply click on the link to verify it, and you are done.
6. Now, click on Compose Email, and see the changes you’ve made in action.

What is an email domain?

Simply put, a domain is the part of your email address that comes after the @ symbol, like @mail.com, @email.com, or @usa.com. It works like a virtual street name and makes sure that your email gets sent to the right place. Each email domain is linked to a certain number of mail servers. So, for example, an email sent to an address ending in one of mail.com’s 100+ domain names will be sent to the servers in our company’s data center.

An email domain can have almost an infinite number of email addresses. Just think of all the different ways you could start an email address with the @mail.com domain! The name in front of the email domain is what makes your email address unique and lets email get to your inbox, just like the number of your house or apartment in your postal address.

Benefits of owning an email domain

Creates trust

With a personalized email domain, people will be able to quickly figure out where your message came from and believe it more. This leads to trust. When they open your email, they know they won’t get any threats.

Draws more people

Content marketing is a key way to make sales. You can start a blog and share useful information with other people. You can send them your content via newsletters, which will bring more people to your website and help you sell more.

Drives sales

If you want to use email marketing, the more likely it is that people will open your email, the more likely it is that you will get new leads and make more sales.

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