Using YAMM for a gmail merge
Google has all kinds of free tools for publishers to use to speed up processes without buying additional subscriptions.
One is a simple gmail merge with Google sheets.
If you use a Google for a business account, you may also use Google Sheets for a variety of purposes, including sending a promotion to small groups such as personalized emails to people you met at an event, attendees at a webinar, or who filled out a survey.
A quick way to personalize 100 emails at once to reference their interest or your relationship is to simply use Google sheets.
Here’s how: First go to the Google sheet you want to use. If you want to personalize, say, the first line, just write a short personal reference in the column by their name, and title it “First Line.”
Then click on Extensions in the Sheet’s navigation bar. Click on Add Ons. It will ask you to “Get add-ons” or “Manage add-ons.”

Select “Get Add-ons” and type YAMM into the search bar.
You’ll see something like this:

Select the read “Mail merge” with YAMM on it, and install the application.
To merge a letter with your data, first prepare Google sheets:
•Make sure the columns you want to use have titles.
•Email needs to be the first column.
Then create a draft of the email that you want to send. Use {{First Name}} where you want the first name to go. YAMM is case sensitive and the titles have to be EXACTLY the same as the column titles you are using.
You can put the {{First name}} in the subject line, too, as in {{First Name}}, Thanks for participating in the round table!
Any other information, such as a unique personalized first line, Nice to see you last week. Sounds like things are going really well. can also be merged For example, if the header is First Line :
Hey {{First Name}},
{{First Line}}
I would like to invite you to take a survey, three minutes tops, so we can compare notes on pricing.
Just click {{Personalized URL}} to start.
Thanks in advance!
Alisa
Then click on extensions again and select YAMM. It should be at the bottom. Send a test email to see if you did everything right, then you can send the merged list.
Happy testing!