You Can Capture Visitor’s Emails and Comments From Your Website!
If you have a website, you can and should do everything you can to reach out to the faceless visitors who took the time to look at it! One popular thing that many internet business people do is to capture their visitor’s emails, ask for comments or questions, or accept other information. Of course, you can pay for services like this, but it is also fairly simple to find a free script to modify.
The one I like uses PHP, and the PHP mail funciton. It is pretty simple, and it validates the form fields so that you don’t take all of time up just to get garbage in your inbox! The script and instructions are here: Free Email Capture Form.
You simply have to edit 2 fields – your own email address, and some text you would like in the title and headings. In addition, you can edit text that will appear on the page to explain the form. If you want to get fancier, you can change the script to make the page match your own website. You can also add or change the form fields.
Again, I think that email forms are a simple way to handle the problem of capturing visitor information. But you could aso take it a step further, and save the information in a database or flat file. The author did not do that in the interest of handing out a basic script to non-programmers. You also have to learn how to handle a database, or perhaps worry about file security if you change it. So I think this is a good place to start.
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