How to: set up iCloud Mail with a custom email domain

The iCloud beta allows iCloud+ subscribers to set up a custom email domain for iCloud Mail. In this walkthrough, I show you step-by-step how to add the necessary DNS records to your domain registrar to get iCloud email working with your very own custom domain. Please keep in mind that, at the moment, this is a beta feature. Your mileage may vary. Full tutorial: https://9to5mac.com/2021/09/07/how-to-set-up-an-icloud-mail-custom-email-domain-video/

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:25 Why you should consider a custom email domain?
2:16 Acquiring a new custom domain
3:12 Setting up iCloud Mail with a custom domain
4:35 Update your domain registrar’s DNS records
9:16 Finish setting up the domain
10:16 Add a new email address to your custom domain
11:24 Testing out your custom email domain

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Create a business email address in 5 minutes and look professional online. Free for up to 5 users!

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By the end of this video, you’ll be receiving and sending emails from your business email account in just 3 easy steps!

Timestamps, click below to skip ahead!
00:00 – 0. Intro
00:23 – 1. Set Up a Domain Name
02:02 – 2. Create Free Business Email Address
02:55 – 3. Access Business Email

Transcript
Step 1 – Set Up a Domain Name

A domain name is your websites address e.g. www.websitesosimple.com

If you don’t have a domain, you’ll need to get one in order to set up your business email.

Normally, a domain costs about per year and a business email is another per month per email account.

Luckily, I’ve organized a pretty cool discount to save some money.

When you click the link below you get a free domain and up to five free business email addresses when you purchase a .95-per-month website hosting plan with Bluehost.

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Step 2 – Create Free Business Email Address

In order to set up a free email, click advanced, then email accounts.

Here you can create up to 5 email addresses for free.

Simply, click create to set up your first email address, enter a username and a password.

Be sure to make note of this password as you’ll need it to login in the future.

That’s how easy it is to set up your first business email!

You will now have 4 free email accounts remaining

Repeat the same process to create email addresses for your employees or other departments.

Step 3 – Access Business Email

To login to your business inbox now and in the future, go to Bluehost.com/webmail.

Login with the details you created in the previous step.

Instruct employees to login in here as well if you created accounts for them. 

Once you log in, choose any of the webmail applications to use, they are all the same.

Then you’ll arrive inside your business inbox.

That wraps up how to set up your business email address in 5 minutes.

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