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How to Manage Emails for Clients?

by grey38
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When you're installing wordpress. You usually won't want the owner who knows nothing about wordpress to get the emails for comments etc. So I've decided to disable comments especially since our seo is not going to be very difficult. But I'm still plagued with the email. Because when I begin to make emails for all domains, and exporting them to my email client it can really bog down servers. So, do I just use my general email to capture all emails for my wordpress installations? How do you guys handle this?
#clients #emails #manage
  • Profile picture of the author butuhdoa
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    • Profile picture of the author grey38
      Originally Posted by butuhdoa View Post

      i have same question with you... how tho know the emain from people who comment in my blog?
      Your question is different. You can only know their email if they leave it. You can make it mandatory in Settings > Discussion > (click on) "Comment Author must fill out Name and Email" and you will begin to see them as you progress.
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  • Profile picture of the author HAdrian1239
    I set up a Gmail account that is related to the business, that I have access to, where everything gets sent. The client ALSO can have access to this email address, but I set it out there that, this is a management thing, so that everything is in one place, and they don't have to/should not worry about it.

    I've done something similar in setting up an email on their domain, but I like Gmail best.
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  • Profile picture of the author grey38
    @Hadrian
    That's a good call. I never thought to use an easier, not on my servers email client. Thanks for the advice I will do that instead.
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