Every website starts with a domain name like ‘yourbusinessname.com’ or ‘.org,’ ‘.net,’ ‘.edu’ etc. After your domain name has been successfully registered, I can get started setting up your email accounts. The number of email accounts is up to you; theoretically, you can have as many as you like.
Typical email addresses are ‘yourname@yourbusinessname.com’, ‘info@yourbusinessname.com,’ or hello@yourbusinessname.com.’ The choice is up to you.
Once I have set up your email accounts, you can access them through your cPanel with webmail apps like Horde or Roundcube. Those apps, however, offer limited functionality, and you certainly don’t want to have to log in to your cPanel whenever you want to check or compose emails.
Consequently, the next logical step is to connect your new email to your preferred email client like Outlook or Apple Mail on your desktop, laptop, tablet or phone. If you are a Gmail user, you can upgrade to a Google G Suite account and connect your new email domain to Google. Whatever works best for you, I will get it done.