How to auto follow up emails in Gmail?

Setting up a Gmail auto-follow using GMass is easy, and you can try it right now using the standard tracking language we’ve created. Check the box next to each “stage” you want to be sent, make any adjustments to the timing and language, and hit the GMass button to submit.

You can use this feature for both bulk emails and individual emails. If you use another Gmail tool like Rebump to keep track of your individual personal emails, you can eliminate this tool and use GMass to create automatic follow-ups.

You can select the behavior associated with auto-follow.
You can have follow-ups sent to anyone who doesn’t respond, doesn’t open, doesn’t click, or to anyone (ALL). If you choose “Not Opened” as your follow action, fewer follow-ups will be sent because you almost always have more Opens than Replies. If you choose “Didn’t Reply” as your action, more follow-ups will be sent as “Didn’t Reply” includes unread emails. Typically, cold emailers seek responses to their campaigns, so cold emailers most often use the “No Reply” setting.
Regarding the behavior setting described above, if you choose ALL, the auto-follow phase will go to everyone in the original campaign, regardless of whether they reply to your email, open it, or take any other action. Additionally, whether the follow-up message is sent as a standalone email or as a thread to the same conversation as your original campaign depends on whether you choose a campaign using the plain text box or a drop-down menu. list.

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How to auto follow up emails in Gmail?

Activate follow-up of an e-mail on the computer

Open Gmail on your computer.
In your inbox, to the left of the relevant message, click Enable tracking Star. If the message is
open, click More then Enable tracking.
If you’re using more than one tracking icon, keep clicking the star icon until the one you want to use appears.
Find your tracked emails
Open Gmail on your computer.
On the left side of the page, click Starred Messages. You may need to start by clicking More.
You can also use shortcuts to search for followed messages, such as is: starred or has: followed
by the name of the following icon, for example, has:yellow-star.