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How to Create A Professional Email Address For Your Blog

You’ve got a WordPress blog and want to create a professional email address such as “info@yourwebsitename.com”.

Know that cPanel is a platform that manages nearly all your blog components such as email account, files, speed, storage space, security and etc. Therefore, it houses email creation and management.

Steps to Create A Professional Email address

Step 1: Log-in to the cPanel platform

1a. To log-in, there is a piece of information your hosting provider will send to you.

Look through it, there is a section titled cPanel.

The web address will appear like – http://www.yourwebsitename.com/cpanel

Or any web address provided.

Visit the web address and a web page like the image below will emerge.

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1b. Input the provided username and password & click the Log in button.

You’ll be driven to another web page.

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You’ve successfully logged in to your cPanel.

Step 2: How to Create the Email Address

2a. Look for the “Mail” section.

It’s most likely positioned as the second category.

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2b. Click “Email Accounts

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2c. You’ll be driven to a web page that manages nearly everything about your email accounts which include creating a new email address.

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2d. To create new email address, input an Email ID in the rectangular box “Email

For example: “Kunle”, demo, info, admin, support and etc.

2e. Input your password in the second rectangular box “Password:” and input it again in the third box: “Confirm Password:”.

You can as well click “Password Generator“; it’ll create a strong password.

2f. Allocate storage space to this newly created email address by specifying a figure or check “unlimited”.

2g. Finally, click “Create Account” and wait for a few seconds to be created.

When successful, it’ll appear under “Account @ Domain” sub-section such as “admin@domain.com

This is a clear process to create a new email address.

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Note: The hosting provider determines how many emails addresses you can create.

It can be limited or unlimited.

Step 3: How to check if you’ve got an Email.

It’s almost like checking Gmail or Yahoo but this time, with a little twist.

There are 2 options to achieve this.

The First option:

3a. In Email Account section, scroll down to the sub-section Account @ Domain where the new email address created is positioned.

3b. In the far-right end, you’ll see the “More” button.

Click it and a drop-down menu with (Access Webmail, Configure Email Client and etc.) will appear.

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3c. Click “Access Webmail” and the web page to access your inbox will emerge.

3d. There are 3 email platforms: horde, roundcube, & SquirrelMail.

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Click on any (the image Logo) and you’ll have immediate access to your email box.

I prefer roundcube and this option of checking email because it’s easier to achieve my goal with fewer steps than the second option which I’m about to explain next.

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A Quick Update: SquirrelMail has been omitted as an email platform

3e. With accessibility, you can now check your inbox, send emails and perform other things.

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The second option:

3f. Right on the “Mail” section on the cPanel home page, click on “Webmail”.

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3g. You’ll be taken to the Webmail page.

Click “Log In To Webmail” button.

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3h. You’ll arrive at a Log in a web page.

3i. Input your complete email address (info@yoursitename.com), password and click the Log in button.

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3j. You’ll arrive again at the 2 different email platforms as I explained in the first option.

Choose any platform and you’re good to go.

Step 4: How to send an email.

If you’re able to check your email address, you’ll be able to send an email.

Click the button “compose” and craft your message.

Simple!

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These are the simple step-by-step guide to create a customized and professional email address for your blog, check your inbox and send emails using cPanel.

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Adekunle Kazeem

Adekunle Kazeem

He is a digital marketer and a business blogging expert. He wants to help advance your career.

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