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Gmail for Business

Comments | Posted by Lee Odden on Feb 10th, 2006 in Google, Search Industry News

Google is taking beta subscription requests for using your company or organization’s domain name. Just login with your existing Google account or create a new one.

What you get:

Gmail – 2 gigabytes of storage and search tools that help users find information fast.
Control Panel – Easily manage user accounts, aliases and mailing lists.

Very interesting. This should increase the number of Gmail users by a significant sum. More maybe?

More about the initial beta test with San Jose City College at the

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  • Steve, 2GB is per user. Rob, you can use a normal Gmail account for business.
  • Rob
    can i just use a normal gmail account for my business needs or di i need to get a business account?
  • steve
    That 2GB of storage is that per user or per company?
  • Those are great questions Joe and I do not know how may users or revene generated by Gmail contextual ads.
  • Lee

    In your post, you comment "This should increase the number of Gmail users by a significant sum."

    Two questions - any idea:

    1) how many Gmail users are there in the US?

    2) revenue Google receives from Gmail users who click on Sponsored Links associated with Gmail

    Thanks
  • Those are good questions Thomas.

    Knowing a little about Google, I would suspect it would replace any other email client. But they do not specify that. I have signed up for a beta. We'll see if they approve and I can provide screen shots, etc.
  • That sounds cool. But do I have to give up my desktop app? Would it act like IMAP mail or POP ?? Details seem sketchy to me.
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