How to Set Up Google Suite for your Domain Name?
For many years Gmail has fulfilled all your business needs. Right from creating records in Google sheet to chatting with clients or colleagues, Google suite has helped you in many ways. That is why you have become able to choose your domain name.
Well, selecting a domain name is not just enough. Furthermore, it’s important to look at IT professionals instead of looking like a common user. For this, you need to change your email to @yourdomain.com rather than @gmail.com. But how?
Here in this article, we will discuss how you can set up a Google suite for your domain name. Read on to clear all your doubts.
Understand Setting Up G Suite For Your Domain Name
1. Describing the business
First, you need to click on the start button on the site of Google Suite. Now write your firm’s name and fill in the total number of employees in your company. Moreover, here you can add or remove people as per your requirements.
After that, choose the location of the company for billing purposes. Furthermore, you have to enter your current email address. Later, Google will share information related to your account once you sign up. Also, you can find a new domain name or current domain name (if any) with G Suite.
Note: you need to pay $12 annually for domain names with .com.
2. Adding Or Removing Employees names
Add your employees to Google Suite. Start with filling names with the email address of your employees. Check out which employee you want to have on the domain. Moreover, you can also add employees together with the admin settings of G Suite.
For checking or confirming the names go to the “I added” option, and you will show the email address or names of each user. Moreover, by doing this, it will be easier to share information with the entire team in just a few clicks.
In the end, make your Google suite account. Now enter your email address and name with the domain. Also, you will be able to log in to any Google app by that email address or password.
3. Verify Your Domain Name In G suite
After completing the above steps, you need first to verify your domain name. Later, you must set a DNS server to send the company’s mails to Google Suite’s Gmail.
Initially, Google detects the location of the domain name(hosting place). Moreover, it will give you the link for logging in to the page of domain management. The very simple method to confirm your domain is to add meta tags to the header section of your website. Additionally, you can upload an HTML file to your website’s server.
Getting verified
- Open Domain Dashboard (login)
- Select the location where Google Workspace is located
- Choose a domain for modifying
- In the left hand menu, click on G Suite
- Click on Admin under quick access
- On the homepage of the Admin console, click on the “Click here” button.
- Now click on the Verify button.
- “Continue” for verifying domain with a TXT record.
- Now copy your unique verification record.
Add verification records to DNS records.
- Domains Dashboard login
- Select the domain (DNS situated place)
- Select the domain you need to verify
- Chose DNS & Nameservers on the left sidebar
- Now on the page of DNS & Nameservers, choose the DNS Records tab
- At last, click the “blue+” button to add a DNS Record
Wrap Up
In conclusion, this guide will help you to have Google Apps and Gmail on your firm’s domain. Moreover, extra features will help in working united as a team. So if you have a Singapore domain or other locality’s domain name, you can easily set up your account. You just have to follow the above-listed procedure.
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