| One for the techy types 17:58 - Nov 1 with 890 views | clive_baker |
Does anyone know a good / cheap email hosting option? I’m in the early throws of launching a business with an ex colleague of mine, we have domains registered and in order to sound somewhat credible at this stage it would be great to have a more professional sounding email as an alternative to @gmail, particularly as we’re starting conversations with manufacturers.
Any help would be great,
Thanking you |  |
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| One for the techy types on 18:00 - Nov 1 with 883 views | J2BLUE |
Misread the title as tetchy types. I thought finally it's J2's time to shine. |  |
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| One for the techy types on 18:07 - Nov 1 with 867 views | footers |
Your website package should come with an additional email option. Who are you with? For bigger sends, I'd recommend MailChimp or similar. |  |
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| One for the techy types on 18:14 - Nov 1 with 843 views | clive_baker |
| One for the techy types on 18:07 - Nov 1 by footers |
Your website package should come with an additional email option. Who are you with? For bigger sends, I'd recommend MailChimp or similar. |
I don’t have a website yet, we’ve just registered the domains. Development of our initial product will take around 20-26 weeks from my experience so the website etc is a job for further down the line, but in the meantime I want to sound credible when speculatively contacting manufacturers etc. Do you know of a good service that can just host emails until a full web package exists? | |
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| One for the techy types on 18:17 - Nov 1 with 830 views | DanTheMan |
| One for the techy types on 18:14 - Nov 1 by clive_baker |
I don’t have a website yet, we’ve just registered the domains. Development of our initial product will take around 20-26 weeks from my experience so the website etc is a job for further down the line, but in the meantime I want to sound credible when speculatively contacting manufacturers etc. Do you know of a good service that can just host emails until a full web package exists? |
Rackspace?
https://www.rackspace.com/en-gb/email-hosting/webmail
Could then just hook it back into G-Suite if you're using that. |  |
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| One for the techy types on 18:18 - Nov 1 with 828 views | footers |
| One for the techy types on 18:14 - Nov 1 by clive_baker |
I don’t have a website yet, we’ve just registered the domains. Development of our initial product will take around 20-26 weeks from my experience so the website etc is a job for further down the line, but in the meantime I want to sound credible when speculatively contacting manufacturers etc. Do you know of a good service that can just host emails until a full web package exists? |
Your domain provider will be able to provide the email hosting package, buh. Who are you with? Usually v cheap, depending on the number of addresses you need. If it's just one, like support or contact @ then it will be v cheap. I'd get in touch with them should be simple enough to set up :) | |
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| One for the techy types on 18:23 - Nov 1 with 818 views | clive_baker |
| One for the techy types on 18:18 - Nov 1 by footers |
Your domain provider will be able to provide the email hosting package, buh. Who are you with? Usually v cheap, depending on the number of addresses you need. If it's just one, like support or contact @ then it will be v cheap. I'd get in touch with them should be simple enough to set up :) |
Yes, you’re right, just checked Go Daddy and they offer the service! Very easy + cheap! Thanks so much | |
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| One for the techy types on 18:25 - Nov 1 with 812 views | footers |
| One for the techy types on 18:23 - Nov 1 by clive_baker |
Yes, you’re right, just checked Go Daddy and they offer the service! Very easy + cheap! Thanks so much |
Invoice in the post. I'm reassuringly (read: cripplingly) expensive.
Good luck! | |
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