Until now, most professionals relied on HTML technology to deliver stationery letterhead. Companies will host your letterhead stationery on their server. You simply include the HTML hyperlink information in your email and send off the email. There are disadvantages to this.

If the company hosting your letterhead has downtime then your letterhead is not available to your recipients, even to those you have sent your letterhead to in the past. Why? Because you are only sending a link in your email that points to where your actual letterhead is located. This does not agree with most professionals because downtime means your contact information contained in your letterhead is not available to your recipients.

Also, your letterhead is not printable when sent as HTML stationery, something else professionals do not like.

Do-it-yourselfers will use the "insert" command or "copy and paste" method for including their letterhead in their email. While the sender may see the image where they want it there is no guarantee it will even be delivered to the recipient. What's more unreliable is that if it does get delivered it might appear somewhere in the email other than where intended. What's worse is that where the image should be, a box with a red X might appear.

These unstable factors are known as HTML unreliable delivery issues. An alternative and professional choice is now available.

LetterheadEmail software is a management tool that not only adds letterheads, signature cards, and other files to email but it embeds them, guaranteeing delivery of these files.

LetterheadEmail incorporates with Outlook Express, Outlook 2000, 2002 and 2003. The sender can store in the software unlimited letterhead and signature cards, basically, any image in gif or jpg format including animations, as well as certain HTML and text documents for easy and quick retrieval.

The sender selects a letterhead from a drop down menu as well as any signature card image or file associated with that letterhead. These items are viewable in the email prior to sending and they get embedded to ensure delivery to any HTML email program.

The sender maintains control. Because the letterhead is sent with the email it is printable and even if the recipient goes offline the letterhead is still available. This gives recipients access to your vital contact information, 100% of the time.

We have done our homework and we know marketers are paying, on average, between $69 - $150 USD for an HTML letterhead and/or stationery. So we feel confident that if we charged $99 USD for a letterhead it would be very reasonable.

Our advantage is your advantage.

These other companies give you NO delivery method for your letterhead. We do.

LetterheadEmail software is available for only $34.99 and renewable at $19.99 annually. It will guarantee you your letterhead gets delivered.