How to Create Your Business Email Address for Free

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Hello everyone! I’m Deepder from Witeex.com, and today I’ll be sharing a step-by-step on how you can create your business email address free. Instead of using a generic Gmail like 123@gmail.com, wouldn’t it look more professional to use an email ID like YourName@YourSite.com? Let’s dive into the process!

Step 1: Setting up Your Business Email Address

The first step is to log in to your GoDaddy. Once you’re logged in, you set up an email forward in GoDaddy. This allows you to forward all emails from your business email to your Gmail inbox seamlessly.

Step 2: Check Your DNS Settings

To ensure that your emails are being forwarded correctly, you need to verify your DNS settings. By setting up the correct MX records on your GoDaddy account, you can ensure that your email forwarding works smoothly.

Step 3: Setting up an SMTP Server

In order to send emails from your business email address, you’ll need an SMTP server. You can get a free SMTP server from a website called ‘SMTP2go’. Setting up an account on SMTP2go is simple and straightforward.

Step 4: Adding Your Business Email to Gmail

The final step is to add your business email address to Gmail. By following the instructions in Gmail settings, you can send emails from your business email address using Gmail. You can also set your business email as the default ‘from’ address for all your emails.

Removing the “via SMTP service” Message

If you want to remove the “via SMTP service” message from your emails, you can follow a few additional steps. By adding specific entries to your DNS page and verifying your settings on SMTP2go, you can ensure that the message no longer appears in your emails.

That’s it! You’ve successfully set up your business email address for free and learned how to send and receive emails professionally.

I hope this guide was informative and easy to follow. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to leave a comment below. Thank you for reading, and I’ll see you in the next blog!