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Hi,
I\'d like to send out unsolicited email to prospects. Is the following outgoing email in compliance with the spamming law? fyi, I\'ve reviewed the law per ftc link,
But want to be 100% sure it is. Many thanks.
Subject: Request for Survey
Message Body:
This email comes to you as a \"surprise\" in that sense we feel a little bit
apologetic about it BUT you may find it worthy.
Here\'s the purpose of this email:
Request you to share 10 to 15 minutes of your time to evaluate the quality of a
website about a note-taking and study tool software for college students via a
simple survey and the software\'s relevance to you as a student.
And here\'s an observation, a college student is usually expected to have some pretty
good idea about proven learning strategies like Cornell Notes to be more productive
as a learner...
Stuff to keep in mind or think about...
At a basic level:
* an ability to organize notes quickly (save time);
* an ability to organize notes by subject quickly all the better (save time & more
meaningful)
* an ability to easily retrieve them quickly (save time and a necessity)
by subject? or by concept? As you know there\'s a huge difference between
concept and key words...
At an advanced level:
* an ability to view any one note under any subject with only one or two clicks
in addition to the ability of search (vs. the inefficient tree structure)
* an ability to associate one note with another, logical grouping
* an ability to support non-linear thinking, \"fluid\" thinking one might call it...
(this ability is unimaginable when taking notes solely with paper/pen)
...
The survey link, xyz
Thank you.
Knowledge NoteBook Team
Virginia Web App, LLC
3164 Berry Lane, #119
Roanoke, VA 24018
[No future email from us link]
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