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I run a service business and we use a scheduling software that sends automatic email notifications for booking confirmations, appointment reminders, etc. The problem is, if the email used is hosted via google, even if it's @ companyname .com, the domain won't get whitelisted and emails go to spam.

The workaround is that I need to create an email address via hostinger which we use for web hosting. The problem is we need to create a subdomain and @ mail.companyname .com looks spammy. Does anyone have a better idea for a subdomain to use or a solution to this problem?

If there's a better community for this question, please point me in the right direction.

Thank you!

I run a service business and we use a scheduling software that sends automatic email notifications for booking confirmations, appointment reminders, etc. The problem is, if the email used is hosted via google, even if it's @ companyname .com, the domain won't get whitelisted and emails go to spam.

The workaround is that I need to create an email address via hostinger which we use for web hosting. The problem is we need to create a subdomain and @ mail.companyname .com looks spammy. Does anyone have a better idea for a subdomain to use or a solution to this problem?

If there's a better community for this question, please point me in the right direction.

Thank you!

From my understanding, having a public address listed on your google business profile will help rank higher in the map back and general searches related to the business. For a home cleaning business, we really don't need an office space or client facing address - the address for the business is just our home address. How do you work around this? Do you register a coworking space? Any suggestions?