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There’s a couple of follow-up tactics typically used in email outreach:Quick remindere.g. “Hi {FirstName}, Have you seen my previous email?”It’s the most straightforward way to draw the prospect’s attention to your previous email. Yet, it’s no longer as effective.More valuee.g. “Hi {FirstName}, I thought you might find this guide on {solving relevant problem} helpful. You can download it here: {content link}.”A better option to catch the prospect’s attention and provide more value with your emails.BTW, you can find more handy tips on how to follow-up with the prospects here - Beginner's Guide to Follow-Ups: When, Why, How (many)I would also recommend using different channels to follow-up with the prospects. For example, you can view the prospect’s profile on LinkedIn, send an email, then send a personalized connection request on LinkedIn, try to call a week later, etc.This is a great way to help you build an omnichannel engagement experience and build better relationships with the prospects.In fact, adopting an omnichannel approach (in addition to some other minor hacks) helped us grow our reply rates from 11% to 29% in just 6 months.Hope this helps!

There is a Hidden Link in today’s (June 24, 2017) Google Doodle which might end up getting you a job in Google.Since it's the opening day of the ICC Women's World Cup, you will find this Cricket Doodle on visiting Google. If you click on the doodle, you will get to play a small game of Cricket ;)TIPS :(This Doodle’s reach is limited only upto India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica and Guyana.If you do not belong to these countries or if you are not reading this answer on 24-June-2017, you can find the Doodle here - ICC 2017 Women's Cricket World Cup Begins! )DOODLE :GAME :HIDDEN LINK :In order to view the link :1. Open Google.2. Disable/Block your Browser’s Javascript for a while.How do I enable or disable JavaScript in my browser?3. Reload the previously opened Google page.Since you have disabled your Javascript now, you won’t find the Doodle and instead an Empty Space there.4. Right Click on that Empty Space and select Inspect Element.Inside div id=”hplogo”, you will find a comment as<!-- Let's play a game,follow me here:https://www.find.foo/Y9mssXs3 -->This is a secret Google’s Foobar Link which is no more a secret now :PWhat is Google's FoobarFoobar is a web-app that posts a series of challenges which you have a set time to complete which you will be invited to participate in. These challenges can be completed in either Python or Java, most of the challenges require fair understanding of popular algorithms which are most likely used at Google. Upon completing level 3 you will be prompted with the option to send your details to recruitment which may lead up to a follow up email or phone call depending on how you tackled the challenges.- ivanseed/google-foobar-helpThis is how Foobar looks like -Find out more here -Google Has a Secret Interview Process... And It Landed Me a JobEven on June 01, 2017 there was a similar link with the same comment hidden in the Doodle.Do give it a try and mention your experience in the comments section. :))EDIT :The Foobar link still works even though the doodle was removed on June 25,2017. You can login and request challenges any time.After completing the 3rd level, you are asked for sharing your solutions and contact details with a Google Recruiter. Maybe it is some part of the recruitment process!For people who are asking how did I find out this hidden link, I was actually finding out how that cricket game works by inspecting elements in the doodle and eventually ended up finding this link.

Dunno about anyone else, but...Weekday:7.30am - Commute. Ensure I have three sandwiches and two tomatoes in my pack.8:30 am - arrive at the office. Consume two sandwiches and a tomato over some coffee. Read some Quora and my email.9am - Attend to requests. Follow up. I may have sent code to myself last night, from my personal account. See if it can be applied to anything I'm currently working on.12 noon - Lunch. Talk tech with my manager.1pm - Another cup of coffee. Read more Quora.1.30 pm - More work. If I write anything that could be useful, send it to my personal account. If I come across anything interesting on the web that I should investigate at home, send the link to my personal account. If I need a break, open up QBASIC and screw around with it to take my mind off things.6pm - Consume that last sandwich and tomato. (unless I'm eating dinner at my mother's, in which case, consume those during lunch)6:30pm - Send any last emails. Leave the office. At thus point, there are four options:- go to Mom's place for dinner. Catch up. If it's the end of the month, pass her some cash.- Hit the pool. An hour of so of doing laps will decrease the pressure in my head.- Do grocery shopping. (I made an Android app for this. Go, me)- Attend class. Currently taking a Java/Android course.9:30am - Make three sandwiches for tomorrow. Pack two tomatoes.10pm - If there's laundry or ironing to be done, do it. Tinker with my side projects. If there's any code I sent myself, see if it can be implemented. If I write anything that looks re-usable, send it to my work account. Follow up on anything I sent to my personal account during the day. If it's some cool effect I found on the web, see if I can implement it using tools I know. If it's new code, study it. Watch some HK drama. Eat an apple.1am - Hit the sack.Weekend:9am - Have some coffee at the local cafe. Read some Quora.10am - Hit the pool.12 noon - Eat at Mom's place or make a sandwich.1pm - Housework. (made an Android app for this too!)2pm - Tinker with side projects. If I completed anything during the week, write a web tutorial on how it got done, explaining each line, and post it on my blog. (this is tougher than it looks!). May need to do some homework from my classes.6pm - either make another sandwich and get back to tinkering, or go out for dinner and watch a movie. If I need to do something different - read a novel, hang out at the library or assemble some LBX (miniature plastic robots)2am - Hit the sack.This is probably why I don't have a girlfriend despite being in decent shape, having a decent paycheck and not being cursed in the looks department. No woman appreciates being shafted on weekends for PHP/JAVA/AJAX/what-have-you.Your mileage may vary. Every programmer is different.