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Do you hate it when the email you sent to your friend, teacher, or even professor doesn't get a response? Don't you just want to know if your recipient actually read the email, so you know it's not a problem with the servers (or so you can know they are deliberately not responding to you)? In this article, you will learn more about email trackers and how they can make your mail-sending life easier!
Things You Should Know
- Find an email-tracking software so you can keep tabs on your email and see if it was opened.
- Make sure you know how the tracking software works, like does it require a hidden image for a time-stamp or scan their inbox for read messages?
- Check your tracker's notifications for updates on your email.
Steps
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Find an email-tracking software. Email trackers allow you to put a time stamp on your email, so you can know whether it has been read or not. They essentially "track" your email as it is sent to the recipient.- Some can be downloaded while others can be added as an extension to the window. A few email trackers can also be used directly on their sites. Do a bit of searching online and find which tracker best suits you. Remember — some of them are free, while others may require a paid subscription.
Understand how the email tracker works. Some email trackers require a hidden image that you paste onto your email before sending. Others scan your email account and find messages that have been read. Note the mechanisms of the tracker you're using so you can get a sense of how you are going to send your email.Advertisement
Write and send an email. When following this step, activate your email tracker. This will track the email you send, allowing you to know whether the recipient read the email or not.
Check your email tracker's notifications. After you've waited for a while, take a look at your email tracker to see if your email has been read. (Of course, you wouldn't need to do that if your email already received a reply.) Keep in mind that email trackers can be prone to inaccuracies.
Enjoy using your email tracker! These things can be quite a convenience when you're in an emergency for a quick reply, or when you're just curious if you're best friend is purposely ignoring you.
Community Q&A
- QuestionHow do I know if my emails are being blocked?
Community AnswerYou don't. It wouldn't tell you that your emails aren't reaching you.
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Tips
- As mentioned above, email trackers can display inaccurate information at times, so use them with a grain of salt.Thanks
- For emails that use a "tracker ID", remember that these IDs can expire.Thanks
- Be considerate of privacy. The recipient doesn't know that you know they have read your email. Refrain from telling recipients that you know they have read your email.Thanks
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