5) Forward Your Custom Email Address to Your Gmail Accountįorwarding emails from your new custom email address to the free Gmail account you created earlier allows you to read all your emails using Gmail. Also, be sure to remember your password as you’ll need it later. Then choose the username you’d like to send emails as. On the next page, specify the domain you want to use (if you have more than one). On the next page, click the “Create” button. Just click the “Advanced” tab and scroll down until you see “Email,” then click “Email Accounts.” With Bluehost, it’s effortless to do that. This is where you create the email address you’d like to ultimately use. If you don’t have a hosting provider, you can set this up for free with Zoho Mail. Most hosts provide email capabilities and that’s what we’ll be using Bluehost for. However, the general steps should be the same even if you’re not using Bluehost. So I’ll be using Bluehost to illustrate how to set this up. My website is currently set up with Bluehost.
I also assumed you already have a hosting provider. 3) Setup Your Domain Name with Your Hosting Provider If you do not, I usually buy domain names from, but anywhere you want to buy your domain will work for this. I know I said this was free, but I assumed you already owned a domain name that you wanted to use for this. Just make sure you can remember the credentials. Name this account whatever you feel like as the name will never show up anywhere. Create a new free Gmail account using Google’s instructions.
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