The reason is simple.

We can now communicate on a global scale in a matter of minutes.

This is an awesome power and responsibility. The power is act of communication itself. The responsibility comes in making use of this power in a reasonable and non-spam manner.

That is why it is so important to establish a mailing list of people that have agreed to receive your email messages.

You can either build your list in a slow but steady manner, as detailed in our FREE Report, "Starting Your Own Newsletter!", available to you FREE of charge via auto-responder by email at: mailto:free_report@emailexchange.org

Or you can pay one of those online services to send out emails as confirmations whenever they post a free ad on networks system.

Either way, here are a few tips to "Explosively Increase Success of ANY Email Advertising Campaign!"

1. Your Subject Line is MOST Important Element.

The 'Subject Line' will either get your email read or immediately deleted. It is single most important element of your email message. If you have a bad 'Subject Line' then you may as well not even bother sending out email in first place.

Whatever time you invest on preparing your email campaign, make 'Subject' of email your top priority to provide you opportunity to have a successful email campaign.

2. Use Action Words.

Most of webmasters prefer using CGI scripts for processing and emailing form inputs. Such scripts are copiously available, mostly free, at various free-scripts resources on Net. Most of CGI happens in Perl, so you gotta be in friendly terms with scripting language in order to fine tune form-handling script according to your own, special needs.

A better alternative is, using either ASP or PHP. Both scripting languages are easy to use and require less coding. In Perl, if you write a routine in 50 lines, same routine can be written, in say, 10 lines in ASP.

In this article I'm going to tell you how to write an HTML-form handling script in ASP. This script does two things - it emails you details entered by visitor, and then it displays a thank you page. It also checks if user has left a relevant field, here, email, blank.

There are basically two email handling objects used by servers supporting ASP capability, viz., CDONTS and SMTP. We'll see how both work.

First, let us make an HTML page that contains our form (note that every HTML tag is preceded by a dot so that some of email clients don't throw up a tantrum - you'll have to remove them before implementing code):

"form.html"

. . .

. .

And now we write ASP file that handles required script to process above form. Remarks are inserted using ' .

"emailform.asp"

.<% @Language = VBScript %> .<% Option Explicit %> .<% Response.Buffer = True %>