For a FREE List of Top 50 Action Words, send an email to: mailto:action_words@emailexchange.org

3. Do NOT OVER Capitalize.

Some Capitalized letters are essential but too many can convey sense of shouting and no one likes to be shouted at.

Worse still, your message can take on a cluttered or amateurish look if you use all capital letters.

4. Do NOT use too many Exclamation points!

Same problem can arise here as with use of too many capital letters. Do not risk having that a cluttered and amateurish look to draw attention to your message.

Your message itself should do work of attraction.

5. Personalize When Possible.

If you have an email program that allows you to PERSONALIZE your email messages, make use of it by making 'Subject' message a personal one for reader. I make use of FREE Aureate Group Mailing Software which has that feature built in and allows me to 'Personalize" all email that I send to my various lists.

To download your own FREE copy of this Email Program visit at: http://www.infacta.com/download.asp

6. Keep it 6 to 8 words maximum.

A short Subject Title Line is better because if you make it too long, many of email programs in use will actually cut off your 'Subject' message and make it either unreadable or at least, unappealing.

Make liberal use of these few tips and you will see a definite and 'Explosive Increase in Success of your Email Campaigns'.

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.<% Dim nName, eEmail, AllOk, bText, Mailer AllOk = True

' We use AllOk to see whether it is Ok to proceed further or not. If AllOk contains "False," we do not proceed. The use of AllOk here may seem needless here, but if there are many fields, it comes handy.

nName = Trim(Request.Form("name"))

eEmail = Trim(Request.Form("email))

If Len(eEmail) = 0 then Response.Write "You cannot submit details without submitting your email. Please press BACK button of your browser and try again."

AllOk = False

End If

If AllOk = True then

bText = "The visitor to web site has entered following details:" & Chr(13) & Chr(10) & Chr(13) & Chr(10)

' We use combination of Chr(13) and Chr(10) to insert line breaks.

bText = bText & "Visitor's Name: " & nName & Chr(13) & Chr(10) bText = bText & "Visitor's Email: " & eEmail

' This section uses SMTP ' Sending email to webmaster.

Set Mailer = Server.CreateObject("SMTPsvg.Mailer) Mailer.FromAddress = eEmail Mailer.FromName = nName Mailer.AddRecipient "Webmaster", "webmaster@yourdomain.com" Mailer.RemoteHost = "mail.yourdomain.com" Mailer.Subject = "Form submitted at your web site!" Mailer.BodyText = bText

If Mailer.SendMail then Response.Redirect "thankyou.html" Else Response.Redirect "error.html" End If

Set Mailer = nothing

' This section uses CDONTS ' Sending email to webmaster.

Set Mailer = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail") Mailer.From = eEmail Mailer.To = "webmaster@yourdomain.com" Mailer.Subject = Form submitted at your web site!" Mailer.Body = bText

If Mailer.Send then Response.Redirect "thankyou.html" Else Response.Redirect "error.html" End If

Set Mailer = nothing

End If

.%>

I have demonstrated both CDONTS and SMTP, but you have to use only one. You'll have to ask your web host what to use.

As usual, if you have a doubt, you can write to me at amrit@bytesworth.com.

All best.