Here's a great tip for Gmail users: You can quickly and easily send mail to a batch of recipients (clients, team members, etc.) using contact groups. The Official Gmail Blog explains how, but here's ...

Creating a group in Gmail takes all the pain out of needing to comb through page after page of contacts. Instead of manually adding addresses one at a time whenever you want to send a message to ...

To create email groups in Gmail, go to Google Contacts, create a new label, and add contacts to it. When composing an email, type the label name in the “To” field to send the email to the entire group ...

Google’s popular email client Gmail is used for everything from networking with client accounts to catching up with old friends. If you want to keep your Gmail current, you need to know how to add ...

Sending out mass emails in Gmail is easy with the contact groups feature, but if you want to customize each email individually, you'll need to run mail merge. Mail merge allows you to create ...

You can create a group email in Gmail using the label tool in Google's Contacts page. After you create a label with multiple emails, you can add that label to the addressee line in any email message.

If you're managing your contacts with Google Contacts, you're probably aware of one of the downsides of the web version. Unlike the phone app, Contacts doesn't let you edit contacts on the web. That's ...

Gmail is easily one of the best email clients or services around and it has at least one hidden feature that many likely don’t know about. Namely, the ability to create a mailing list using the ...

Gmail has been piling on a lot of new features lately, like the addition of contact groups. To set up a contact group: Log in to your Gmail account. Click Contacts along the left side of any Gmail ...