Hi Iza,
When you send a business email, what does your email address tell your client or prospect?
A Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail address might be quietly working against you. It's cheap and easy to set up, but it can make your business look less professional and less established. Plus, it's more likely to
land in someone's spam folder.
A branded email address (one with your business name in it) does the opposite. It builds trust the moment someone sees it, reinforces your brand every time you hit send, and can even drive extra traffic to your website.
In this week's blog post, I break down branded vs. unbranded email addresses and where to get your own.
Click here to see these tips and a few email addresses you should avoid altogether (I made this mistake myself for years)...
Cheers,
