Adding someone as a friend or as a professional contact on Facebook or LinkedIn is only the fist step of a much larger process. Making the connection and never interacting with the person is fruitless. We all know that, yet we often find it tricky to approach people we really know nothing about in real life for fear of coming across as awkward. Realizing as much, someone devised FellowUp – a service akin to a personal assistant that can manage your relationships on the Social Web.
Basically, FellowUp can go through your Facebook and LinkedIn contacts and retrieve information such as their birthdays at the same time that it looks at their status updates and interactions.
Using all that information, FellowUp will notify you of the best time for getting in touch with these contacts, and begin interacting with them in a purposeful way. And FellowUp can also tell you of these posts they make in which they mention others who are part of your social graph.
All in all, one of the best ways yet devised to ensure that the connections you make on the Social Web are going to be fully maximized by timing your approach, and knowing what to say when you say something.
FellowUp.com In Their Own Words
Personal (executive) assistant for managing interactions.
Why FellowUp.com It Might Be A Killer
There are no other sites that let you do exactly what FellowUp lets you do, which is quite surprising when one thinks of the social impact such a service can turn out to have.
Some Questions About FellowUp.com
Where did the inspiration for this site come from? 
