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Say your name is John Doe, and you own johndoe.com.

What are the best practices for identifying your personal email at that domain?

Am I missing a more appropriate alternative?

(I know this is on the fringe, but I'm hoping it's just north of objective--or at least interesting enough to the community to get some good feedback.)

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I think it should be [email protected]
Because these tells user both the purpose i.e.
1. Contact
2. The person who is being contacted i.e. John over here.
Let me know what you think.

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  • contact@ would most probably be exposed to a lot of spam emails Nov 12, 2016 at 12:07
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Redundant or not, [email protected] would probably be the most expected, though it could potentially see your inbox get some spam. As an alternative, I'd go with either [email protected] or possibly even [email protected] because I'm a BSG fan.

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I would probably go with [email protected]

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[email protected], with extending to, f.e, mom@, dad@ etc

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If you're worried about being impersonal, try using your official title. [email protected] or even [email protected]. As an entrepreneur, I've seen too many people pass up an opportunity to get into the hearts of their customers. Your email address should be creative, especially with your name as the domain name.

Get creative with it and use something unique. Expected is boring and is going to flop in today's business world. Whether your marketing yourself or a product, it's boring.

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