“I’ve been using SaneBox for 2 months and can’t imagine going without it,” TechCrunch
The average person sends and receives an astonishing 122 business emails per day. With that in mind, it’s no wonder that so many sent messages fall through the cracks and are never responded to. In fact, we recently ran an analysis and found that a meager 6 to 7 percent of outgoing emails receive a reply within 24 hours of being sent.
Whether the email you sent is to a sales lead, coworker, hiring manager, or important client, this is a big problem when a response is needed. But when you’re sending dozens or even hundreds of emails per day, it’s a challenge to stay organized and remember who you need to follow up with and when.
To combat this issue, SaneBox.com, the popular email overload and productivity app, recently launched a new feature called SaneNoReplies. The bulletproof follow-up tool ensures that important threads aren’t forgotten by placing all outgoing messages that have not received a response into a single folder where you can ping your contacts with ease. Like all of SaneBox’s email offerings, SaneNoReplies works within your existing email account.
“One of the many challenges with email is losing track of emails you sent that never received a reply,” said Dmitri Leonov, email expert and SaneBox’s VP of Growth. “SaneNoReplies ensures you stay on top of important communication and follow up when needed. My strategy is to go through the folder once a week and close whatever open loops are left, and this has been an incredibly effective approach.”
SaneNoReplies was released it in beta a few weeks ago, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive. Now available to the public, SaneNoReplies is certain to change the way we email, and those taking advantage of the tool will be one step ahead of the rest.
About SaneBox
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