Probably the most popular category on this site. Help with getting your email on the road, setting up your email program to work with your new domain, etc.
What you want to do about your “Google Personal Account” and your “Google Organizational Account.” It’s not that straightforward.
You have your Google Apps account and you want to jump on the Google+ bandwagon. Excellent idea. Yeah, but we can't. Yet.
You're ready to use Google Apps for Email for your domain and you'd like to set it up on your Mac. If you are using only one device (a computer and not also a phone or laptop), you could be using POP.
You've made the switch to Google Apps for Email and you'd like to set it up on your Mac. If you have multiple devices connecting to that email, you're probably better off with IMAP.
MailChimp, my preferred newsletter/mailing list/mass emailing software, just upped the ante: you can now use their service, completely free of charge, for your mailing list of 2,000 subscribers and send 12,000 emails per month.
Several clients have been sending me these emails that look quite official and sound threatening ("Failure to complete ... " etc.). It sounds very much like it's your domain registration (which is their trick), but it's not.
It seems you can't yet add storage to your 7 gigabytes of email space using Google Apps Standard. Well, not without upgrading all users to Premiere. Solutions?
With iPhones and Google Apps for email and desktops, laptops, and netbooks, the POP versus IMAP question keeps popping up. What's the difference?
You have your files and database backed up and restored to your new host. Now it's time to tell the domain to point to the new host.
Quoting Rip Gerber (pharmathriller.com) after we switched his email from a Microsoft Exchange email system to Google Apps: All switched, no problems, thanks.
Mailman (usually provided for free with a cPanel backend control panel on Unix hosting) does a good job with mailing lists. This is one-to-all email, not necessarily a newsletter that everyone in the group can use. Pretty simple software, but it works well. Here's a quick video showing how to add a new member to a list or remover an existing member from a list.
Google Apps (for email) used to have simple forwarders, but now they use Groups as forwarders so you can email to more than one person. Lots of options to work with.
You're all set up with Google Apps, loving it, and want to add a new email address. Not just a forwarder, but a real account with POP access and webmail access etc. Here's a step-by-step video to show you how.
Great stats, easy-to-use editor to create your newsletter, love the backend interface, and, well, yeah, funny monkeys hanging around. Also, like Vertical Response, they don't force you to do a monthly plan, but you can pay per recipient only when you send a newsletter.
Get all of the benefits of Gmail but with your own personal domain. Here's how to set it up.