Gmail for business: How to use it

Hosting and maintaining corporate mail servers is not an easy task. You might not have the resources or personnel to do it. To avoid your mail server being blacklisted, there are many security issues and fine details. How do you handle this situation? This tutorial's main purpose is to provide a solution.

Before you create a business email address

You will need to choose one Gmail address to link with your new business email domain if you have multiple Gmail accounts.

You can order a domain name or use your existing one, but Google will need to verify it. This domain name will be used for primary corporate email addresses.

How do I create a business email address with G Suite

This tutorial will show you how to set up Gmail for your business.

Step 1. To create an account at G Suite, click the "Get Started” button in the upper-right corner.

Step 2. Next, enter your company name and indicate how many corporate accounts you need. Finally, select your country. Next, click on the "Next" button.

Step 3. The domain name will be required.

Step 4. Congratulations! You have created a G Suite Account. You can now add all required company email accounts, and click "I have added all users email addresses". You will always be able add users later.

Step 5. Google offers a variety of ways to verify your ownership.

Step 6. The process might differ depending on which hosting service you use. Google provides detailed instructions that you can follow.

After logging into the admin panel, go back to G Suite to check the box "I've opened the control panel to my domain".

Click on the "Verify domain", and "Setup the email" buttons.

Done! You will get a message from Google confirming that your domain name has been verified. You can now use Gmail to conduct business.

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