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Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 Business Email Setup
Set up professional business email accounts using Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.
The work included domain verification, mailbox creation, DNS configuration, MX records, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, admin settings, and final sending/receiving tests.
This helped the business use reliable email accounts for daily communication, team operations, and outreach.
My role:
I handled the business email setup, DNS configuration, mailbox setup, and final testing.
Tools used:
Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Google Admin Console, Microsoft Admin Center, Cloudflare, and DNS tools.
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