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well if you just wanted to know if someone read or opened your email, there are services like didtheyreadit.com and toutapp.com and that will track this info fo
by inkaudio 15y ago
well if you just wanted to know if someone read or opened your email, there are services like didtheyreadit.com and toutapp.com and that will track this info for you, sort of like a receipt. If you're looking for a quick hack(limited results), you would embed an image in the email and track how many times it is accessed. And most email marketing software track this information for you. That solves the problem of "Is there anyone there", but not the getting the person to reply problem.
- thurn 15y agoHow does this work? Now that most email clients block images and stuff in HTML email, isn't it basically impossible to know if they read your email?
- inkaudio 15y agoyeah if the image is blocked then yeah, it won't work, but if they did read it more than likely they would click show images/html. But like I said it is a quick hack it is limited. The other service, use a more sophisticated method and it works for me, I know it email was opened. And if it was opened more than once, I know more than likely it was read.
- eru 15y agoI almost never view HTML emails, and if I do, I load pictures even more rarely.