Email tools are constantly evolving and changing how you can do things. One thing that doesn’t seem to change is that we tend to have groups of people we send similar things to.
It may be your family. Or a group of co-workers. Or all those vendors who are working on a project for you.
Although it may seem simple to type their names over and over again or the tool you’re using happily pops up a list of people whose names match a few letters you’ve typed, it is a waste of time if you send to the same exact group (or even a group that stays the same most of the time and your occasionally need to add someone else).
When you take a few minutes to create a group (which is a stored list of email addresses), you can save time. And may even save yourself an irate email ‘cuz you forgot to include someone on that ever-so-important note!
Using something called a Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) is a great idea if you don’t want everyone receiving the email to see the email addresses of the other folks. It’s a respectful way to honor privacy and get your work done more quickly at the same time! A twofer, eh?
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