Corporate email setup
We move business correspondence from personal inboxes to your own domain: one address family for the team, access control and mail that reaches the inbox.
What we do
Platform choice
Google Workspace, Zoho or Yandex 360 compared by needs, team size and budget.
DNS and domain
MX records and domain connection configured without downtime.
Deliverability
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up so mail stops landing in spam.
Mailboxes and groups
Employee addresses, shared department mailboxes and aliases like info@ or sales@.
Migration and training
Existing correspondence migrated and the team shown how to work with it.
How the work goes
- 01
Brief and audit
We review the product, audience, current channels and numbers: what already works and what drains the budget.
- 02
Strategy and plan
We shape the offer, map the funnel and define channels, hypotheses and target metrics.
- 03
Infrastructure
Landing pages, analytics, automation and lead handling — before the first dollar of ad spend.
- 04
Launch and testing
We start with test combinations, measure cost per lead and cut whatever does not pay back.
- 05
Scaling
We reinforce the winning combinations, expand channels and report in money, not clicks.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take?
Usually 1–2 days — part of it is waiting for DNS records to update at the registrar.
Will we lose old emails?
No. Existing mailboxes are migrated before the switch.
Which platform is better?
It depends: Google Workspace if you need drive and collaboration; Zoho or Yandex 360 are usually cheaper for a small team.