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Have you purchased your domain? You should be able to get business email from oy
The system seems to block the email examples in my question.
OK, I guess my question is: how to come up with a professional business email address? This should focus more on how customers may perceive it.
Hello @FeatureDe ,
I hope you are well!
Yes! If you are purchasing a domain, you will get email service for free. I want to inforrm you that the Custom domain and Custom email both of them are important. It is a identity of the brand. If your brand becomes big, people will recognize you with the brand.
It will be very bad strategy where customers won’t be able to recall the brand name or they won’t be able to ask for help. I recommend you to use Domain name, signature, DKIM, DMARC, and all the things which you have mentioned.
Additonally, I want to inform you that custom phone number is important for customers to book a call and place the order or ask for support. It is similar to email, people will easily recognize the number and call your store or business whenever they need any help.
Setting a professional email infrastructure is a small detail that carries massive weight in client trust. For a small team, you want to balance a personal touch with the appearance of a stable, established organization.
- Best email conventions for small teams: first@company.com , first.last@company.com,