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The primary difference is that a Google Group has its own email address, so it can be shared in our groups directory. Your contact groups, on the other hand, can't be shared by other people. Google Groups also provides conversation history, optional moderation, and more!

How to Create a Group in Gmail Visit Google Contacts. Choose the “Label” icon and press “Create Label”. Name your label. Click “Contacts”, “Frequently contacted”, or “Directory”. Select the contacts you want to include in your group. Click “Apply.” Head to your Gmail account.

Create a group On your Android phone or tablet, open the Contacts app . At the bottom, tap Contacts. At the top left, tap Menu. Create label. Enter a label name and tap OK. Add one contact to a label: Tap Add contact . Select a Contact. Add multiple contacts to a label: Tap Add contact . Touch and hold a Contact.

A mailing list is a collection of names and addresses used by an individual or an organization to send material to multiple recipients. The term is often extended to include the people subscribed to such a list, so the group of subscribers is referred to as "the mailing list," or simply "the list."

Create a contact group On the Navigation bar, choose People . Select Home > New Contact Group. In the Contact Group box, type the name for the group. Select Contact Group > Add Members. , and then select an option: ... Add people from your address book or contacts list, and choose OK. ... Choose Save & Close.

How to create a group in Gmail, step-by-step Open Google Contacts. In the left menu, click Create label. Name your label. Select contacts for your group. Add contacts to the label you created. Use your group in Gmail.

Here's a step-by-step guide on creating an email group in Gmail: Open Google Contacts. Create a group label. Add contacts to your label. Select the label name in the “to” field. Send an email to the group.

Email groups are primarily useful for organizing your contacts and allowing you to send messages to large numbers of relevant people at the same time without adding their individual addresses.

The primary difference is that a Google Group has its own email address, so it can be shared in our groups directory. Your contact groups, on the other hand, can't be shared by other people. Google Groups also provides conversation history, optional moderation, and more!

How to Create a Group in Gmail Visit Google Contacts. Choose the “Label” icon and press “Create Label”. Name your label. Click “Contacts”, “Frequently contacted”, or “Directory”. Select the contacts you want to include in your group. Click “Apply.” Head to your Gmail account.

Create a group On your Android phone or tablet, open the Contacts app . At the bottom, tap Contacts. At the top left, tap Menu. Create label. Enter a label name and tap OK. Add one contact to a label: Tap Add contact . Select a Contact. Add multiple contacts to a label: Tap Add contact . Touch and hold a Contact.

A mailing list is a collection of names and addresses used by an individual or an organization to send material to multiple recipients. The term is often extended to include the people subscribed to such a list, so the group of subscribers is referred to as "the mailing list," or simply "the list."

Create a contact group On the Navigation bar, choose People . Select Home > New Contact Group. In the Contact Group box, type the name for the group. Select Contact Group > Add Members. , and then select an option: ... Add people from your address book or contacts list, and choose OK. ... Choose Save & Close.

How to create a group in Gmail, step-by-step Open Google Contacts. In the left menu, click Create label. Name your label. Select contacts for your group. Add contacts to the label you created. Use your group in Gmail.

Here's a step-by-step guide on creating an email group in Gmail: Open Google Contacts. Create a group label. Add contacts to your label. Select the label name in the “to” field. Send an email to the group.

Email groups are primarily useful for organizing your contacts and allowing you to send messages to large numbers of relevant people at the same time without adding their individual addresses.