Wow, this mail merge tutorial for sending bulk emails in Gmail is so valuable. It's a game-changer for anyone looking to streamline their email outreach.
This was poorly done. The mail merge feature of Right Inbox looks great! But is only available in a paid plan. Which I do not believe is mentioned in this video. That should have been made clear as the first step in the video is not even possible without paying for it.
Right inbox sounds interesting for a non-profit organization that I represent. I periodically sent a bulk email to our members using the bcc method. There's about 800 emails, that I send in two batches to remain below Gmail's 500 address limit. Not sure if RIB would work; it mentions a daily limit for the free version but I haven't seen what the limit actually is. Having said that, RIBs other capabilities makes it worthwhile to look at anyway. Thanks for the tip. ++++ Addition ++++ So I went ahead and installed RIB, only to discover that MailMerge is omitted from the free version. The few features in the free version are severely limited to 10 per month. With all due respect, I think those are limitations you should have mentioned in your review, especially since you characterized it as "free". I will stick with the BCC method.
Another awesome video Scott, I’m always looking for different ways to automate my email outreach. It really lets me concentrate on the more important tasks in my business.
@@Simpletivity I tried this several times and it does not work. Everytime i send them out i send one to myself and it always shows the other 500 emails i have sent to others. So i am not sure why this happens.
@@imjust-angie Are you using the BCC method? Remember, as the sender you will always see the BCC email addresses. But no one in the BCC line will see any of these addresses. They will only see the address in the To line.
Wow, it is an awesome work, it does help to save some time. However, I have a question now, where can we get a list of email of the companys if let say wanna seek for sponsorship? Thank you.
Hi @@monicacampoy3781, the mail merge feature is part of our paid plans so you'd have to upgrade to see the mail merge option in your Gmail. Prices start from as little as $5.95 per/month. Thanks
your screen is totally different to mine, I dont have the mail merge button above the compose button, also can not find the option to create a campaign or even see the 'insert merge field. I assume this is due to an out of date version? any help would be really appreciated please.
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How to send multiple emails to other single email? For example I have 20 email (from various people), and I want to send those 20 email to one person/email? How is it possible??
Here's how to send multiple emails to a single email in Gmail: Select Emails: Select the emails you want to forward by clicking the checkboxes next to them. Use Ctrl+click (or Cmd+click on Mac) to select multiple emails at once. Forward as Attachments: Click the three dots (more options) icon in the top right corner of the selected emails. Choose "Forward as attachment". Address and Send: A new email window will open. Enter the recipient's email address, add any necessary additional message, and click "Send". The recipient will receive the emails as attachments.
Thank you for all your wonderful helpful things that you have shared with us now I’ve tried to get mail merge right inbox and it says it’s not compatible I am using an iPad from Apple is there another mailmerge program that would be compatible with an Apple iPad thank you
Recent subscriber here! Mail merge could help me with sending out my monthly newsletter to subscribers. Email marketing software is expensive especially when I have a small list of under 500 subs. Thanks
When you copy & paste the emails from the spreadsheet (I'm using Google sheets) to the Bcc field, do you have to separate email addresses with a comma or a semicolon?
I don't know about mail merge but I am Pretty sure if we use BCC method and any recipient hits a reply button so everyone is gonna see that email too. which is not good.
Nope, with the BCC method, receipts do not see (or can respond to) anyone else contained within the BCC line. Hitting reply or reply all will only send to those within the To or CC line.
@@Simpletivity I just used Mail merge process. It showed me service invoke things after sending couple of emails. Now I am gonna use BCC process and I dont want my clients to see each other's email. Anyways thanks for the help :)
Do not recommend Right Inbox. They have a lot of bugs. Their system switched my clickable signature link to a different link and now my page gets redirected to something totally wrong. Dangerous when you're trying to build a business. STOP RECOMMENDING.