To send multiple emails at once in Gmail, you can either use the "Compose" button to create a new email and add multiple recipients in the "To" field, or you can use the "Forward" button to forward multiple emails to different recipients.
Yes, you can create a group email in Gmail by using the "Contacts" feature to group together multiple email addresses and then using that group as the recipient when composing a new email.
Yes, there is a limit of 500 emails per day for Gmail users. If you need to send more than 500 emails at once, you may need to use a bulk email service or consider using a different email provider.
Yes, you can use the "Schedule send" feature in Gmail to schedule multiple emails to be sent at a specific time. This can be useful for sending out a batch of emails at once without overwhelming recipients' inboxes.
Gmail does not have a built-in feature for tracking delivery and open rates of multiple emails. However, you can use third-party email tracking tools or add-ons to track this information for your Gmail emails.