Umm... Or, for free, you could just add the advertisements to your mail signatures...

Let me reply to your post above: Advertisement to your email signature will be added on every reply to reply making the file size increase. Advertisement to your signature will not be clickable, nor trackable. The whole idea here is to NOT install anything on any desktop - imagine changing the signature across a large network. The wraps are added AFTER the email has left the desktop or cell phone.

$5 x 1b corporate email accounts - hm - I say that's a large market (and residual)

Wonder if I could charge our vendors to be in a wrap?

We have used WrapMail successfully during a test period of six weeks. The ability to change the Wrap based on current marketing needs is valuable. It is also easy to update the wrap. We have added a Click&Go Live call button to route interested clients directly to us from a link on the wrap and it is working.

Very cool concept. Given the volume of email sent daily and the fact that it only costs $5 per employee per month, it could be a good return on investment.

Why wouldn't you wrap? Great idea Rolv -- you are going to be a billionaire.

I like the idea of having control of what is on the wrapper... some of the examples looked a little busy but if it works for them then great. I really like the idea and see the possibilities. As a small business operator this type of low cost marketing is genius.

Sorry to rain on your parade, but this is nothing new. I am aware of two providers of an identical product, each of which has been running for over 4 years! See Auakland, New Zealand-based http://www.mailprimer.com for example. (I have no connection to these guys at all, I just happen to know they exist). There's also another crowd based in Sth Africa, but am damned if I can remember their name.

This has to be the best idea I EVER saw - every business in the world will be using letterheads for their emails - no-brainer. Stock for sale? Seriously!

I love this. Checked out what Stu said above but seems that WrapMail has a lot more features with their WrapMaker and all the variables that can be build in. Plus they're a US company and mailprimer is in New Zealand. So, local and more features for less money makes it an easy decision for me.

Seems like a good idea, but i do wonder at how the recipient feels? It would be like getting junk mail or bacon for me. Nice idea though and i think that you will go far.

Great tool to promote our business as well as get specific sales pitches out. To bad we didn't have this when we started in 1989. Good work Wrapmail

Great concept. Concise pitch. Endless possibilities. I think you're scratching the surface with your offering.

This is a no brainer...great idea...

Great idea. Adds inventory to be sold to potential sponsors while providing them with additional exposure promoting partnership. Also like the tracking feature. Know that this will be a huge success.

It's an unbelievable concept when you think about how many business emails get sent everyday. Utilizing this automatic marketing tool for such a low cost has to be a no brainer for any company. The trick is to get the word out and get the ball rolling. Every company should use Wrapmail to brand themselves with their clients. It will take off, just need to find the perfect avenue to achieve it.

This is certainly a great way to promote your business through emails. Instead of sending out plain emails to your clients, it is now wrapped with links to your website....Great concept!

Your pitch is very well done. Who would send a blank piece of paper to a potential client? I think it's great links would be clickable and trackable. This saves time trying to find someone's website and lets the company be aware of what is working or not working marketing-wise with their audience. When is this company going public so I can buy stock??

@Rolv, yes you can add a image with a link in your signature and track how many clicks it gets with a page set up to that product with Google analytics. (free) I had to watch it twice to see if I missed anything, but this can easily be done for free with HTML and clickable to a page that is tracked by Google Analytics. Am I missing something?

like many great ideas when you first hear of it you wonder how it has possibly taken this long for it to happen. simple, elegant, with massive brand communication potential.

This seems like one of the times you say "Why didn't i think of that?" Genius. So, theres no spam? Impressive. Im in the marketing/sales business. Seems like an excellent tool.

I am Remax realtor in the Cayman Islands and have been a "wrapper" for the last 2 years and it is amazing the response I get from my vendors and buyers. I have sold many homes using wrapmail. IT is an awesome marketing tool.

excellent

The idea is OK albeit a bit mis guided. For new customers this is good but if I am sending emails to my existing clients or non sales related emails do I really want to spam them with banner ads? NO Has some uses but with all the blocking of images and Jscript in email I see more technical problems than financial gains. 5 per user per month - I send out about 250 emails a month - thats a pretty high CPM for ads that are going to existing customers.

If 5 bucks is too much for you then you have problems - you can't even get business cards for 5 bucks dude. Bottom line - if ONE of your 250 monthly emails got you a new client, what would it be worth to you (and I guarantee you that some of those emails will be forwarded to people you don't know? What do you mean SPAM? Do you email people you don't know? If so that is spam - spam has NOTHING to do with pictures or links!

Can't wait to see the porn equivalent of this...

Great idea - we all send emails these days and must admit they are very bare. Some times the best ideas are the simplest!

Wrapmail has helped me increase my website traffic. The reports also help show me what parts of my site are most popular. I used hyperlinks in my signature, but it did not have the same click throough as Wrapmail.

If i was regularly receiving emails with wraps on each day I would stop dealing with that company - too busy, too much noise, too distracting

WrapMail shows up with all pictures as opposed to most mass emails where you get the rex x and message to "right-click to download images". no problems experienced with antivirus filters

more like crap mail. its dumb... i dnt want my mail to be surrounded by dumb ads!

best new idea I've seen in a long time

sounds like WackMail ;)

I agree - but great idea or no?

what a simple idea. Great way to show what we do, a picture is worth...... Well done!

great concept, I got it in 10 seconds

I tested this and it doesn't work in Outlook or Entourage. The banners are rearranged and the links within the banners are stripped when the user receives them. Haven't tested Gmail or Yahoo mail but I bet they treat WrapMail generated email the same. Unless they can prevent email programs from removing and rearranging the WrapMail content within a given WrapMail generated email, then using WrapMail would be a complete waste of time and money. It would actually reflects bad on a company that uses it; what would you think of a company that sends you scrambled and randomly placed banners within an email? They will either think your company is so incompetent that you can't even send a functional email or wonder if you are spamming them.

@ Kevin - I use Entourage and it works perfectly. To echo Rolv, if you want to see a wrapped email from a computer using Entourage feel free to email me as well (dave@wrapmailinc.com) and I will reply with a perfectly wrapped email. Dave Kustin EVP Marketing, WrapMail

Pretty cool. I suppose certain companies could include 3rd party advertising in their wraps...sports teams, arenas, travel companies.

This is crap. It's just another way to make emails even more unreadable, by adding more and more spam. In my company, as a client, if I ever receive this kind of email, I will just end my relationship with my provider.

google potential or beyond!

Turning my email into adverts, whether for my own company or not. I don't get it.

I remember when almost everyone questioned having a website, now I am wondering why I don't have wrapmail. This will change right now! Great (and inexpesive) concept.

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I get it, but it looks too much like my hotmail account interface.

smartest idea I've seen! there's probably more emails sent every day than hits on google - that's a lot of available real estate to sell ones own company. brilliant!