How to Access Gmail During a Gmail Outage: Your Backup Plan!
While Gmail is wonderful and generally reliable, it, like Twitter and even the best webhosting services, has occasional outages (down time), so you need a backup plan; and here it is!
It’s always very important to have a backup plan when possible, especially when you are making money online and have chosen the freedom of working from your home.
In my last post, I showed you the step-by-step way to be able to use your domain name in your email address and be able to send and receive domain-name-related email from both Gmail and your webhost’s cPanel’s Webmail. This is a VERY important backup plan for domain-related email.
Now you need a way to access your regular Gmail messages if there is a Gmail outage. (That is, messages sent directly to yourname@gmail.com rather than yourname@your-domain-name.com.)
This step-by-step procedure will help those who have a PC and Internet Explorer, which is what I use and therefore is my frame of reference. For those who don’t, go to this helpful post at Gmail.
Here is the step-by-step procedure.
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12 Steps to Being Able to Send and Receive Email Using Your Domain Name
The purpose of this article is to show you step-by-step:
- how to set up individual domain-related email addresses in your cPanel’s Webmail;
- how to have those email addresses verified by Gmail;
- and how to have email that is addressed to these domain-related email addresses show up in just one Gmail account.
- You will also be able to send email using these domain-related email addresses.
Take a deep breath. It’s easy!
[Newbie Note: An example of a domain-related email address is mary@internetmarketinggazette.com rather than mary@aol.com or mary@yahoo.com.]
In this post you will also learn:
- Domain Name definition (see Step 1)
- How to get a FREE domain name (see Step 1)
- Webhosting definition (see Step 1)
- cPanel definition (see Step 3)
- Webmail definition (see Step 4)
- Gmail definition (see Step 5)
- How to find the Gmail Spam Folder (see paragraph at the end of this post)
- How to compose mail using your domain-related email address (see paragraph at the end of this post)
If you want to work from your home and make money online, you will want to be as professional as possible, which includes being able to send and receive email using an email address that includes your domain name. Here is the step-by-step procedure.
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Welcome to my blog, the Internet Marketing Gazette!
My name is Mary VanMeer, and I've been making money online, working at home in my jammies, for more than ten years.
This blog shows you how to make your own hours, be your own boss, and be financially independent, while working in the comfort of your home and even while you're traveling (just make sure you take your laptop with you!).
My mission is to provide you with the knowledge, tools, and step-by-step procedures you need to make money online, as well as inexpensive workbooks that teach you how to set up an interactive website or blog, monetize it, and bring traffic to it.
If you have questions or comments, don't hesitate to contact me at mary@internetmarketinggazette.com.