Want to change your email address (e-mail), or create a new one? You certainly have a lot of ideas when choosing an address. Unfortunately, with so many ideas you have, you might actually feel confused when choosing one. Therefore, read the following guide to choosing the right email address for you.
Step
Step 1. Decide if you want to use your real name in your email account
A real name in an email address will make it look professional, and you can use the address for a long time. Plus, your friends, family and co-workers won't have a hard time remembering your email address, and you won't have to worry about erasing the "alay" name from memory. However, if your name is fairly common (such as Dewi or Joko), an email address that exactly matches your name may already be in use, and you'll need to use a different email address. Alternatively, you can also insert unique elements in the email address, such as numbers, underscores, middle names/initials, and so on. Some variations of real names in email addresses include:
Step 2. If you don't want to use your real name in your email address (for privacy reasons, for example), find a creative address
Think about things you enjoy, such as sports, hobbies, pets, television shows, countries, celebrities, colors, seasons, and more. After that, try to come up with a new email address based on what you like. You may need to combine different elements to create an email address. Variations of an anonymous email address include:
Step 3. Consider creating a family email address
If your email address will be used by the whole family, and will receive emails for you, your children, and your partner, you may want to create an email address that represents the "co-ownership". If you want to create a shared email address, you can include your surname/surname, number of family members, the word "family," and so on. For example, if your surname is Siregar and you have four family members, you can use the following email address:
Step 4. Be prepared to change the spelling of the email address, or insert numbers/punctuation
Today, many people have email addresses. Because of this, the email address you want may already be owned by someone else, and you'll have to "give up" to get a unique, unused email address. One way to create a unique email address is to change the spelling of the word, either changing or changing the letters. You can also add punctuation such as underscores or periods. In fact, some email servers also allow you to add other symbols to the address. In addition to punctuation, numbers can also be used to create unique addresses. However, make sure you add a memorable number to the email address. Some examples of changes you can make include:
- Turn [email protected] lovers into [email protected] devotees
- Change tika.banget s @email.com to tika.banget z @email.com
- Change [email protected] to geboymujair r @email.com
- Change [email protected] to [email protected]
- Change [email protected] to radenhajiomairama 46 @email.com
Tips
If you don't want to use your real name in your email address, make sure the email address you choose isn't embarrassing to you in the future
Warning
- Avoid adding birthdays to email addresses. Such information is valuable information for hackers.
- Remember that people, especially companies, will judge you based on your email address. If you will include your email address on your CV or other professional document, use your name. Addresses containing a celebrity's name or favorite color will be considered a joke by the company, and may be labeled inappropriate or childish.
