How to add CC and BCC recipients in mail merge from Gmail?
In this tutorial, learn how to add CC and BCC in your mail merge from Gmail with Mailmeteor.
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👉🏻 Adding CC or BCC recipients to a mail merge
Just like in Gmail, it’s possible to include Cc and Bcc recipients in your mail merge.
To CC and BCC in a mail merge using Gmail and Google Sheets, you only need to add a dedicated column for Cc or Bcc recipients in your spreadsheet.
For example, add a column named “Cc” and fill in cells with your recipients’ emails. You can add several recipients by separating addresses with commas.
Good to know: some people use the BCC field because they don’t want their recipients to know who else is receiving the email. It’s considered a bad practice. With a mail merge, there is no need to put everyone in BCC! You can email each recipient without letting them know they’re part of a grouped mailing list.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:08 Adding a Cc column, with multiple recipients
0:20 Adding a Bcc column on the same principle
0:48 Previewing your emails before sending
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