Ask HN: Requesting feedback on web app and tool idea.

The idea: a browser toolbar that keeps track of websites you have contacted as part of your marketing strategy.

The toolbar will keep track of how you found the website (e.g. Google search and relevant keywords), record a contact method against it (contact form / enter an email address), and mark whether you'll be contacting the website or ignoring it.

There will be a display on the toolbar to show whether you've previously saved the current website / marked as ignorable, and I'm toying with the idea of putting on Alexa/Compete/PageRank indicators. Users would also be able to create new campaigns and choose between existing campaigns using the toolbar.

All data will be saved to a central database, and the user can log in to a web front-end to view the saved websites. The websites could be marked as contacted, and if relevant, what the result of the contact was.

The plan would be to charge a monthly fee depending on how many users should have access to the account's database.

I'm just thinking about this at the moment, and would love to hear any criticisms or comments you have.

Tom.