How to Create an Impressive Email Address

Try combining two words into one. For example, “crocodile” and “rocket” can be combined to form the word “BettyCrocker.” Try pairing words with the same beginning syllable with words with similar endings. Another good way is to take a word you like, for example “laser” or “turbo” and use it to describe another word, such as “laserboulder” or “turbocandy.” You can randomly choose words to describe.

• You can capitalize the first letter of each word instead of underlining for delimitation. For example, “LaserBoulder” or “TurboCandy”.

Try not to create a generic or random email address. Limit abstract numbers or birth years, as they are very common and detract from the novelty of an email address. As a reminder, however, you may want to consider using more “generic” style elements if you plan to use this email for professional purposes.

• “thao.le.93@gmail.com” or “ellytran@gmail.com” are examples of “generic” email addresses. On the other hand, they are also simple and direct. That’s all we need to “impress”.
• “AKDJFIADJF@gmail.com” or “shabalaba810@gmail.com” are examples of “random” email addresses. It may sound strange at first, but they don’t say too much about you .

Add times or numbers to make your name more interesting. If you find something you’d like to stick with but the names are already the same, think about including some meaningful or random dates or numbers, it’s up to you. Such as:

• chienbinh.luyen.rong@gmail.com
• redinkedbooks2015@gmail.com
• chocpate.adventures5@gmail.com

Try intentionally misspelling. This can be a great way to make an email address more unique, while still retaining your idea if someone has given it a name first. Make sure the misspelled word looks or sounds similar to the original word; that way others can still recognize it even if the name is incorrect. Try replacing E with EE, or “au” with “ou”.

• “conanle@example.com” and “conan.lee@gmail.com” play on words with “EE” instead of “E”.
• “chau.muahexanh@gmail.com” and “chou.mhx@gmail.com” replace the “au” sound with “ou”.

Have someone help. Ask someone close to you, or someone you think is good at naming. It could be friends, relatives or parents. If you don’t like their suggestion, don’t worry, just come up with a name for yourself.

• Consider using a username generator if no one can help. Search the net for the keyword “username generator”, you should be able to generate a suitable email address.

Select domain name. The domain name of the email address is the “@gmail.com” part. Any standard email provider is fine, but some domains (like AOL or Hotmail) can be a bit outdated. Some sites allow us to choose a custom domain name; If you follow this step, you should avoid choosing a domain name that is too long, because no one wants to type a long email address. Domains like “@gmail.com” or “@yahoo.com” are short, popular, and easy to remember.