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Theme: Secure E-Mail E-Commerce
Issue 43, February 15, 2001
Web marketers have learned how to do direct e-mail marketing
rather effectively. But what if you were to include a secure order
form right in your HTML e-mail so that customers don't have to do
anything to order but fill out the form and submit it? And what if
you could pre-fill-out the form with your customer's account
number or address? I believe that's the next step for e-merchants.
I'll explain how to do it in this issue. Lots of research goes into
these articles:
* Secure E-Mail E-Commerce: Using Secure HTML E-Mail Order Forms
* Survey of HTML E-Mail SSL-Submission Capability
God bless you,
Dr. Ralph F. Wilson, Editor
Secure E-Mail E-Commerce: Using Secure HTML E-Mail Order Forms
How realistic is it to use HTML e-mail order forms? I think the time is come -- with a few caveats. Here's why I think so and how to do it. Read the Article
Survey of HTML E-Mail SSL-Submission Capability
Not all e-mail client programs will submit an HTML form securely. Here are the programs that will and won't work. See the comparison chart
New Web Marketing and E-Commerce Articles
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key information on e-commerce and Web marketing. With so much new literature
available to you, how do you find what you need quickly and painlessly? Here's a selective and searchable database of article and resource links to help your
research and keep you up-to-date in the field. (Links gathered in a given month are usually available during the second week of the following
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