Business email & online presence
Look professional online, starting with your email.
An email address with your business name, messages that land in inboxes instead of spam, and the profiles customers look for. We set it up with you and explain every step.
Sound familiar?
“I bought a domain. Now what?”
“Why are my business emails going to spam?”
“I want an email with my business name.”
“Can someone set up all the tech for my new business?”
What we set up
Business email
An address like [email protected], on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.
Moving your old emails
Bring existing messages across, so nothing is lost.
Staying out of spam
The email security settings that help your messages reach inboxes.
Your domain
Connected to your email and website, with you as the owner.
LinkedIn
A company page, a personal profile, or both.
Google Business Profile
For businesses that serve customers in person or in a local area.
How it works
Tell us what you have
A domain, an old email, a new idea. Wherever you’re starting.
We recommend a setup
With any subscription costs explained upfront.
We set it up together
And leave you with a simple list of your accounts and logins.
Common questions
I bought a domain. Now what?
A domain is your name online. Next, most businesses connect it to an email address and a website. We can help with both, in that order or one at a time.
Can I get an email address with my business name?
Yes. With your own domain, you can have addresses like [email protected]. Most businesses use Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 for this.
Why are my business emails going to spam?
Often it’s because a few email security settings, known as SPF, DKIM and DMARC, are missing or wrong. They prove your emails really come from you. We can check and fix them.
Do I need a website first?
No. You can set up business email with just a domain, and add a website later.
Can I keep my old emails?
Usually, yes. We can move existing messages into your new business email.
Should I use Google Workspace or Microsoft 365?
Both work well. Google Workspace suits people who like Gmail. Microsoft 365 suits people who use Outlook, Word and Excel. We’ll help you pick.
Do I need a LinkedIn company page or a personal profile?
A personal profile is about you; a company page is about your business. Many small businesses start with a strong personal profile and add a company page later.
Does my business qualify for a Google Business Profile?
Google Business Profiles are for businesses that meet customers in person, either at a location or by visiting them in a local area. Online-only businesses usually don’t qualify. We’ll check before setting one up.
How much does it cost?
You'll know the price, in writing, before any work begins. No surprises. Subscription fees, like Google Workspace, are paid to the provider and explained upfront.