09 Mar 2008 03:49:55 | Sanjib Ahmad
I avoided, delayed and ultimately never got to replying many
emails in my life. I may have lost many opportunities because of
this. The common cause for such an incident is lack of time or
having other higher priority tasks at hand.
On the other hand, there are emails that you must always reply
to. For example customer support emails. As a webmaster you have
to handle many tasks. Repititive replies to emails can take a
lot of time.
In either case, not replying to emails or replying to too many
emails is all about time. I ran into an interesting software
"Reply Email Automator" which looks like it could save time
replying to emails.
The product is based on the model of creating standard templates
of common responses. Then you can recall these standard
templates within your email reader with shotrcut keys. The
templates can also be triggered by keywords associated with each
template.
You can store all your common customer inquiry responses or
customer support feedback in a database provided by the
software. The software can help you save time by automatically
typing your signature line in your emails, message boards or
chat rooms. It also has automatic web form filling functionality.
Imagine, if you have to reply to 10 emails everyday that takes 5
minute each, you are spending 50 minutes. With an automatic tool
you could perhaps cut down each email response time to 30
seconds. That makes 5 minutes total for all 10 emails instead of
50 minutes.
I like products like this that save time. Saving time is
equivalent to being more productive. Being more productive is
getting more things done than you previously could. Getting more
things done can increase your business profits and help you
reach your goal faster.
You can read more details about the product at
http://computer-internet.marc8.com/ebook-info.php/name/reply_emai
l_automator/toc_id/6-0-3-8/
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