Productivity can be a bear
An inbox full of emails you’ve kept hanging around as reminders just so you won’t forget to check up on projects tomorrow, next week, and next month is enough to drive anybody crazy.
So stop using your email inbox as your personal to-do list and sign up for FollowUpThen. Let this clever service remind you in five minutes or five months or five years to contact your latest sales lead, wish your great aunt a happy birthday, or order your significant other some anniversary flowers. And probably everything in between.
Learn the lingo and you’re good to go
FollowUpThen works with any type of email account, so just by providing FUT with your email address, you’re ready to get started. It’s recommended you begin with the free trial of FollowUpThen to see if the program is right for you before committing to a $2-$9 per month yearlong contract.
After you learn the FUT lingo, the service itself is extremely easy to use. Simply type a FUT address into the “To,” “Cc,” or “Bcc” field of your outgoing email and FUT will take care of the rest.
For example, if you don’t need to respond to a certain email until Tuesday, send your email To Tuesday@followupthen.com and the email will disappear, then show back up in your inbox on Tuesday. Respond to a client’s email and add a FollowUpThen Bcc with 2hours@followupthen.com and you’ll be reminded to give your client a call in two hours, and no one will ever be the wiser. List up to 15 people in the Cc field and everyone will receive a followup, yourself included.
Why you’ll want the premium plan
Additional helpful features are offered to those paying for the Premium plan of FollowUpThen. One example of this is the ability to receive text reminders. Add –sms to your followups and you will receive a text message reminder as well as an email. One simple example would be tomorrow1045am-sms@followupthen.com.
Premium account members can also include multiple email addresses under one FUT account, where all of their information and emails can be consolidated.
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Staff Writer, Abigail White is a wordsmith who hails from the Deep South, having graduated with a degree in Journalism from Auburn University. She is usually reading three books at once, loves history, sarcasm, and arguing over the Oxford comma.
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