Write one message, and every person gets their own version of it, filled in from the contact record you already keep current. Send it by email or Slack, let the follow-ups run themselves, and turn everyone who fills in your form into a contact.
Drop a first name, a company, a job title, or any other field into the message, and each person gets their own version of it. The values come from their contact record, so there is no spreadsheet to export and nothing to keep in step.
Hi {{firstName}}, we spoke back in March about rolling this out to the {{team}} team. I wanted to pick that back up.
Hi Rae, we spoke back in March about rolling this out to the Operations team. I wanted to pick that back up.
Pick the channel for each message or each step of a sequence. Slack goes out as a direct message from the TitleDock bot, and anyone without a matching Slack account gets the email instead.
String together messages and waits, test two versions of a step, and decide what a reply should do. A reply stops the rest of the sequence, and an out-of-office pauses it and notes when they said they would be back.
Publish your record at titledock.site/you with the links you choose, the notes you want to share, and a form of your own. Change the contact record and the page changes with it.
Someone fills in your form and they are a contact, tagged with the page they came from and ready for a group or a sequence right away.
Save the messages you send often, drop in the paragraphs you reuse, give each address its own signature, send from your own domain, and stop rebuilding recipient lists by hand.
Save one and start from it the next time.
Drop in saved text without leaving the editor.
Give every sending identity its own sign-off.
Verify a domain with DKIM and send from it instead of Gmail.
The list is checked again before every send.
Send a private link and take the typing off your desk.
Connect an account, pick a person or a group, and write to them using data that is already current.