LONG BEACH, CA, August 01, 2009
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Leading email marketing service Benchmark Email has created a tool that lets clients create and place interactive polls on their Web pages. The feature lets clients create and use their own custom questions, place polls on their site by pasting HTML code, and even view the answers as they come in - in real time.
"As our clients struggle through this rough economy, they're looking for inexpensive ways to not only get the answers they need on what site visitors like or don't like, but also make their sites more interesting and appealing," says Curt Keller, CEO of Benchmark Email. "With this polling feature, not only can clients gather important, relevant data on what customers think, but also make the entire shopping experience more interactive and fulfilling."
Benchmark Email's custom polling feature lets clients adjust fonts, colors and even add logos to make each poll match the design of their Website. Once a poll is created, clients are given HTML code for the poll and a link URL. When a visitor clicks on the link URL, a new browser featuring the poll opens up, letting customers take the survey and continue shopping without being interrupted or pulled off their original page. For more information on the polling tool, visit http://www.benchmarkemail.com, sign up for a free trial and test out the polling feature and other award-winning email marketing tools -- at no cost.
About Benchmark Email
Benchmark Email, founded in 2003 by Benchmark Internet Group in Long Beach, is now one of the leading providers of permission-based email marketing services. The completely Web-based email service was created to give customers more tools for less money, and features affordable plans, no contracts, and a 30-day free trial that lets customers use all the site's features before making a commitment to the service.
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