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Knowing when an email is opened might alter how you interact with email forever?

1 pointsby jlarkin353almost 12 years ago

3 comments

fanantaalmost 12 years ago
I worked on this tool at HubSpot. They acquired us (Chime - chimeapp.com) to help build this.<p>I think it may change the way we interact through email (starting with sales first, that&#x27;s the target right now). I do think this will help salespeople to approach their leads without requiring a context change.<p>I recently left the team. As neat as a &quot;read-receipt&quot; is, I think tools like this encourage the fact that the consumer doesn&#x27;t know everything. It didn&#x27;t align with my vision for being fully transparent.
jlarkin353almost 12 years ago
Hubspot released a freemium tool to the world today called Signals. It is a chrome extension that essentially pops up a notification on your desktop when your email is read.<p>Is this a good thing? If this gets widely adopted it could potentially change how we treat email. Dynamics might shift with information like this. &#x27;I know you know etc&#x27;<p>Discuss :)
sanke93almost 12 years ago
How does it know when someone has read the email?
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