Get custom email and more with Google Workspace
With Google Workspace, you can get a professional email address using your company’s domain name, such as susan@yourcompany. Your business will also have access to Google’s digital tools like online storage, shared calendars, and video conferencing that make collaborating between your team easy and transparent. Sign up for Google Workspace.
Activate Gmail with Google Workspace (@your-company)
As an administrator, here are more ways to make optimal use of Gmail for your business: Import existing email to Google Workspace Learn how to import your users' email from your old email system to Google Workspace. Add your other domain names If you own multiple domain names, you can add them all to your Google Workspace account.
Google Business Profile Help
Official Google Business Profile Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Business Profile and other answers to frequently asked questions.
Edit your Business Profile on Google
To edit your business information: Using Google Search, select Edit profile. Using Google Maps, select Edit profile Business information. To edit your opening date: Using Google Search, scroll to the “Opening date” field, then select it. Using Google Maps, under the “About” tab, tap Opening date. Enter the required fields.
Quick Start Guide for small businesses - Google Help
Set up your business email. If you didn't activate Gmail during sign-up, you can do so now (or whenever you're ready). You need to change your domain’s MX records to direct mail to Google's mail servers. We also recommend you add an SPF record to your domain settings.
Verify your business on Google
On Google Search, search for my business. On Google Search or Maps, search for your business's name and city. In the Google Maps app , at the bottom right, tap Business. Tip: If you have more than one business, at the top, click the Down arrow. Then, select the …
Set up Google Workspace for your organization
Find your edition and type of business, below. Individual edition. For one-person businesses that don't own a domain and instead use a personal domain, such as gmail.com, hotmail.com, or yahoo.com. Go to the Google Workspace Individual Help Center. Business editions. Applies for Business Starter, Business Standard, and Business Plus editions.
Sign up for Business Profile - Google Business Profile Help
If you create a new Google Account, sign up with your business email domain. Go to create a profile. Enter the name of your business. You may also be able to select your business from the list of suggested businesses as you type. If you get a message that someone else has already verified the business, request ownership of the Business Profile.
Fix suspended or disabled profiles - Google Business Profile Help
On the Google Business Profile appeals tool, select the Business Profile you want to appeal. Make sure you’re signed in to the Google Account related to your Business Profile. After you submit the appeal, you have the option to include evidence. You’ll be asked if the appeal is for more than 10 profiles, click Yes.
Email sender guidelines - Google Workspace Admin Help
Receiving servers use DKIM to verify that the domain owner actually sent the message. If you use Google Workspace to send email, learn how to turn on DKIM for your domain. If you don’t use Google Workspace to send email, you can use one of many available internet tools to create your DKIM keys, or check with your domain provider for help.