What email should I use for my Online Business?

by Hemmer

Posted: 10 years ago 20 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Okay guys i'm totally lost here.

I have my own authority website, let's call it Cashinator.com (just an example)
On the "About Me" page I do tell people Who I am in real life and How I got started etc.
So my question is:

When I want to make a profile on Twitter, Instagram, Imgur, LinkedIn, google+ and so on.
What email should I use? Should I use my Private email or shall i create a new one for my business? My thoughts are like this:

Facebook: Cashinator (group)
Google+: Cashinator
Twitter: My personal twitter
LinkedIn: My personal LinkedIn
Instagram: I have no idea
Imgur: Have no idea either.

- But I don't know what email I should use, so people can get in touch with me.

Please help me out guys. And sorry for my bad english and grammar

#business #email #online

sportsgnome 10 years ago

I'm not running a business but if it were me I'd use another email for business purposes. You can always include your personal email in some social sites as secondary email if they want to contact you.
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vishwa 10 years ago

For business I will suggest you to go with your company or website email like info@yourcompanywebsite.com
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Rob Harris 10 years ago

I always create an email for the domain name I buy, from within the hosting account, depending on the features you have on your hosting account, you might not have the option.
But then you can have an email like joe@cashinator.com.
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Davidconstable 10 years ago

I think you should use your business related email here. You will use the email on every business sector.
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alfred1982 10 years ago

Yes. I agree. Your customers will be able to identify with you better using your business email. It is also easier for you to keep track and separate personal and business matters.
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DianaHeuser 10 years ago

Using a business email address makes it easier to sell the business later should you go that route.

Di
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- Hemmer 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by DianaHeuser
  
  Using a business email address makes it easier to sell the business later should you go that route.
  
  Di
  
  Thanks for the tip Diana :-)
  
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  JohnMcCabe 10 years ago
  
  I use a domain-related email, but I run it through gmail for their spam filters and effectively unlimited storage.
  
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Hemmer 10 years ago

Thanks for all the answers, I really appreciate it! :-)
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10 years ago

Originally Posted by Hemmer

I would suggest you to create a domain-based email to give it some branding yet use your personal name to give it some personal touch. So something like yourname @ domainname . com would do good.

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Omarkenawy 10 years ago

I prefer to use email related to your domain name like Contact@Cashinator.com or Support@Cashinator.com. this will be shown more professional and of course you will be able to redirect it to your gmail email or whatever your email
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Randall Magwood 10 years ago

Go with: yourname @ cashinator.com
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- Hemmer 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Randall Magwood
  
  Go with: yourname @ cashinator.com
  
  Where is the best place to get an e-mail like that? I normally use Google, but it seems like it aint free to create a business e-mail or am I wrong?
  
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ATAC 10 years ago

How about support@Cashinator.com
Or your name@Cashinator.com
A domain email for your site...
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Steven Miranda 10 years ago

Domain related email address looks more professional.
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BaukeV 10 years ago

Once you get a domain name, your hosting provider will allow you to make anything@yourdomain.com from their cPanel.
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DURABLEOILCOM 10 years ago

If you can not make a domain email use a clever Gmail.
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Millefiore 10 years ago

It'd be better that you create a new email solely for your business. you can always create a cashinator [ a t ] gmail and then you redirect all your contact [ a t ] cashinator . com to it.
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- andreiion 10 years ago
  
  An email created only for your business is the best solution - support@yourdomain.com or info@yourdomain.com
  
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sonia thompson 10 years ago

I would use yourname@yoursite.com 100%
Looks way more "pro" so to speak

That's what i do anyways
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