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# Conversation Groups Overview

Channel Groups simplify message distribution by bundling related conversations together. Instead of selecting multiple channels individually, you can send messages to an entire group with a single click. This feature ensures consistency in your communication and saves time when regularly messaging the same set of channels.

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### Key Benefits:

* One-click distribution to multiple channels
* Maintain consistent channel targeting
* Eliminate manual channel selection
* Streamline your messaging workflow

### Types of Conversation Groups

**Static Groups** are manually curated lists of channels. You choose which channels belong — great for stable, fixed sets you message regularly.

**Dynamic Groups** (Premium) auto-update based on filter rules: Slack channel properties, HubSpot data, Attio data, and more. As channels match your criteria, they’re added automatically.

→ [How to Create a Static Group](/threadly/groups/static-groups/how-to-create-a-static-group.md)\
→ [How to Create a Dynamic Group](/threadly/groups/dynamic-conversation-groups/how-to-create-a-dynamic-group.md)