If you’re building your business with FEA Create and want to send emails to your audience, having a professional email with your own business name, like [email protected], is super important.
It helps your emails look trustworthy and makes sure they actually reach people’s inboxes instead of their spam folder.
One of the best ways to do this is by using Google Workspace. Here’s how you can get started.
Step 1: Buy Google Workspace
Click Get Started
Fill in your business details like your name and business name
Enter the website address (domain) you already own and want to use for your email
Create your first email address (like [email protected])
Finish the payment process
After signing up, Google will help you get set up.
Step 2: Verify Your Domain with Google Workspace
Sign in to your Google Admin Console at admin.google.com
From the dashboard, click the Menu icon (the three lines in the top left)
Select Account then Domains
Click Manage domains
Find your domain and click Verify
Google will give you a TXT record — a small piece of text you need to add to your domain’s settings
Google needs to check that your website address belongs to you before you can use it for email. To do this, Google will give you a small piece of text called a TXT record.
You need to add this TXT record to your website address settings, which is done through your domain provider (where you bought your website address). This step might look a little different depending on where you bought your domain e.g GoDaddy, Namecheap, or FEA Create.
Usually, you’ll log into your domain provider’s website, find the section called “DNS settings” or “Domain settings,” and add the TXT record there.
If you’re not sure how, your domain provider’s help pages or support team can guide you through it.
Once you add the TXT record, Google will know you own the domain.
Step 3: Set Up Email to Work Properly (MX Records)
Next, Google will ask you to add some more records called MX records. These tell the internet where to send your emails.
You add these MX records in the same place you added the TXT record — your domain provider’s DNS settings. Google will give you all the details you need.
Step 4: Test Your New Email
When everything is set up, go to gmail.com, log in with your new email address, and send a quick test email to make sure it’s working perfectly.
Step 5: Add More Email Addresses (If You'd Like!)
If you want to create more email addresses for your team, you can do that anytime in the Google Workspace admin area.
Step 6: Connect Your Email to FEA Create
To make sure emails you send from FEA Create look professional and reach your audience’s inbox (not spam), you’ll need to do two things:
Add your professional email address to your Business Profile
Connect a dedicated email domain like lc.yourbusiness.com in Email Services
Add Your Email to the Business Profile
In FEA Create, go to Settings
Click Business Profile
In the email field, enter your Google Workspace email (for example, [email protected])
Click Save
This sets your professional email as the main contact email used for automations and notifications.
Connect Your Dedicated Email Domain in Email Services
LeadConnector (the email system used by FEA Create) sends your emails through a special subdomain. This is why you’ll connect lc.yourbusiness.com instead of just yourbusiness.com.
In FEA Create, go to Settings
Click Email Services
Select Create Dedicated Domain
Enter lc.yourbusiness.com and click Add
You’ll be shown a list of DNS records
Go to your domain provider (e.g. GoDaddy, Namecheap, or Ionos if you bought your domain there)
Open the DNS Settings and add all the records provided.
Click Verify Records. You will be asked to add one more. This is important to add.
Once everything is added and verified, FEA Create will show your domain as “Verified”
💡 Make sure your main email (like [email protected]) is already set up and working before doing this step.
You can also follow the full step-by-step video guide here: 👉 How to Set Up a Dedicated Domain for LeadConnector
This makes your emails look trustworthy and helps get them straight to your audience’s inbox.