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Subject: Feature Suggestion: Account/Lead warmer
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I have a really hard time keeping up on following up with leads pretty
regularly - it's too easy to get overwhelmed with recent emails and forget
to go back and follow up.

I thought it would be pretty nice to have a feature to mark an account or
leads as "keep warm", which means if I haven't emailed them, or they
haven't emailed me in X days, it would send me a warning email that the
lead is getting colder and colder, until I unchecked the "keep warm" option
for the given lead.

It's a pretty simple way to be much more effective and not have to bring in
another program for it - if there's something in FF that does it already,
I'd love to hear about it. Otherwise, what do people think about having
this feature - would it be generally useful?

Best,
Sean Grove
Cloudfuji cofounder

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I have a really hard time keeping up on following up with leads pretty regu=
larly - it&#39;s too easy to get overwhelmed with recent emails and forget =
to go back and follow up.<div><br></div><div>I thought it would be pretty n=
ice to have a feature to mark an account or leads as &quot;keep warm&quot;,=
 which means if I haven&#39;t emailed them, or they haven&#39;t emailed me =
in X days, it would send me a warning email that the lead is getting colder=
 and colder, until I unchecked the &quot;keep warm&quot; option for the giv=
en lead.</div>

<div><br></div><div>It&#39;s a pretty simple way to be much more effective =
and not have to bring in another program for it - if there&#39;s something =
in FF that does it already, I&#39;d love to hear about it. Otherwise, what =
do people think about having this feature - would it be generally useful?</=
div>

<div><br></div><div>Best,</div><div>Sean Grove</div><div>Cloudfuji cofounde=
r</div>

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