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Should I use Outlook or Gmail for business email?
Use Outlook for your business email if you need a lot of email and cloud storage. Microsoft provides up to 50GB of mail storage and 1TB of cloud storage on all its Business plans. It’s also a good option for more productivity tools like a collaborative workspace or online video editor. Choose Gmail if you want an easier setup process and beginner-friendly interface or are more familiar with the Google Workspace productivity suite.
How do I create a professional email in Outlook?
To create a professional email in Outlook, you’ll first need to subscribe to a Microsoft 365 Business plan, which lets you add a custom domain to your email account to get a branded email address and not a generic “@outlook.com” one. After subscribing to a Microsoft 365 plan, create your new email address and finish setting up your account by adding a custom domain, inviting your team members, and installing the Microsoft 365 platform on your computer.
If I have a Personal 365 account with an outlook.com email address, can I use that email address if I upgrade to a Business 365 account? Or do I have to use a custom domain / email with Business 365?
Thanks!
Hi there,
Wife is starting a new business and am helping her set it up. We've reserved the domain on Cloudflare (ex: herdomain.com) and have a basic site up and running using Canva. Next step was office apps, and creating a custom email (ex [email protected]). Got Microsoft 365 Apps for business subscription (trial for now). Saw guides about linking the domain, and this worked, and at least on the website, she has managed to create "[email protected]". However, anytime I try to sign into Outlook with this address it either doesn't, or times out, or just tells me there's an unknown error. Have tried on both outlook classic and new (didn't know there were 2 outlooks...) and get the same result.
Am I doing something wrong? Everything else seemed to go so well up until this point.
Thank you!
New Outlook is a fine replacement for the Mail app in windows. Continuing to reinstall it and setting it as default for opening mail for business users is just a terrible way to do business.
It's fine. We are in the last stages of testing to get rid of 365 for Business completely (Word, Excel, Outlook, All).