Most links don't come from the first email. A short, polite follow-up a week or two later is often what actually lands the link, simply because the first message got buried. Serpfeed helps you keep track of who is due for a nudge.
How follow-ups work
After you contact someone, Serpfeed remembers when. If there is no movement, it can remind you that the opportunity is due for a follow-up. Sending a follow-up is logged as its own touch, so the timing stays accurate and you don't lose track of where each conversation stands.
Keep it human
A follow-up should be short and friendly: a one-line reminder of your first note, not a copy of it. You send follow-ups the same way you sent the original, from your own account, so the thread stays in one place in your inbox.
Knowing when to stop
One or two follow-ups is plenty. If someone hasn't responded after that, it is usually a no for now, and your time is better spent on the next opportunity. You can skip an opportunity to clear it out of your working list.
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