Exporting a list from Outlook and Gmail is a simple way to expand your number of contacts. Rod here and welcome to Burn to Learn. Let's get started. First, let's focus on Outlook. In this video, we'll be using the online version. Once you sign in, go to the bottom left corner and click on the People icon. A tab will open with a list of all your contacts. Click on Manage and it'll give you three options. Choose Export Contacts, then All Contacts, and finally Export. Some devices automatically choose the CSV format, but others give you options like TXT, XLS, and XLSX. Choose CSV if it gives you that option. There you have it, all done with Outlook. Now in Gmail, it's a little bit different. After you log in, go to the upper right corner. Click on the Menu button and a list of apps will open. Click on Contact and you'll be directed to them. On the left side menu, click on More, then on Export and just choose Google CSV out of the three options, which format you'll be able to open in either Excel or Google Spreadsheets. Just a note, CSV is a useful format if you're thinking of using MailChimp or any of the platforms for email marketing. So that's it for Gmail. Now you have a list of contacts that look like this. As you can see, there are many columns that you don't need, so let's organize a little. I'm going to delete the unnecessary columns and just keep three. Name, last name, and email address. Whether you created a list from scratch or it was exported from Outlook or Gmail, Excel is a great place to keep it. You should have a clean list like this one. In the next video, we'll learn how to put this list to good use in your own email campaign. Hope you enjoyed this video, but we're just getting started. Stay tuned for the next video of this series. Also, click the link and review the inner circle, our Techie Skills Learning Accelerator.


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