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I don't understand why Tout has the feature to send emails later. You say you can send your emails so they only arrive at a time convenient for the recipient, b
by roryokane 16y ago
I don't understand why Tout has the feature to send emails later. You say you can send your emails so they only arrive at a time convenient for the recipient, but isn't receiving an email always convenient? The recipient doesn’t have to do anything when they receive it, it just goes into their inbox for them to read whenever they decide it is convenient. That’s one advantage of email vs. instant messaging: the conversation can be delayed until the other person has time to continue. Or are most people so bad at reading their email that the only way to get them to read it is to email them at a time when they will hear their smartphone or computer chiming, if they have that set up?
- blrgeek 16y agoSome folks I know found that the best time for an email to reach someone's inbox to give it the maximum chance of being read was 8am Tuesday. Then it'd be at the right place in their inbox to get read! Wanting to catch execs for a sales pitch in the morning when they are fresh, rather than at 5:30pm when they're likely to just bin your mail. Second, perhaps you don't want them to see it now, or reply to it now, but after some other event.