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Sometimes it can be very handy to include a HTML form in an email campaign. Whether it's a quick customer survey or a subscribe form for another list, they can be a good way to interact with a recipient right there in their email client. We even use them occasionally to get feedback off you guys. While they can be useful, there are a number of precautions you need to consider before using them.

"I have been using email marketing programs of one kind or another since the late 90's. Whilst each have had some merit, it has been only since I started using Campaign Monitor that I found a solution that meets all my requirements."

"It is easy to use, time saving and my customers love the fact they can monitor everything. When my clients are happy, I'm happy, so thank you Campaign Monitor."

Daren Bach, Provoke Design Limited

"It's a true joy using Campaign Monitor. No more design boundaries and technical headaches, just a user-friendly, robust tool that provide impressive reports my clients rave about. Thanks for your attention to detail - you have made my life a lot easier."

Jon Livingston, Livingston & Partners, Inc

We've just done a quick redesign of all the generic confirmation pages across the entire application.

This includes pages that confirm subscribes, unsubscribes and the double opt-in process. As always, you can provide your own versions of these pages so your subscribers never need to know you use Campaign Monitor.