Quick Tour

Update your web page from anywhere just by sending an Email.  It's free and easy to get started.

What it does

If you make regular updates to your web site or wish you could delegate the chore to someone else, send2page is for you. It's the free service that lets you update different sections of your web site by simply sending Email.

How it works

When you sign up for your free account, you get an unlimited number of special Email addresses for sending web site updates.  Use one Email for "news", another for "contact information", and others to update schedules of upcoming events. Along with each Email address, you get a corresponding "code snippet" (a piece of HTML) that you Copy & Paste onto your web page where you want the Email to appear.  Whenever the web page is displayed, the "code snippet" pulls in your Email. It's that simple!

How to use it

You'll have to edit your web page (one last time) to paste the "code snippet" at the position where you want your updates to appear. Then, use your favorite Email editor to format the content that you want to appear on your web page. Send the update to the special Email address and then refresh your web page to see the results. If you want to make adjustments to the content, update and re-send the original Email which should be found in your Email program's "Sent Items" folder.

Tips:

If you want to let someone else update your web page, just add their Email address to the list of allowed senders. Let one person update "news" and another person update your "event schedule".

You can choose to show just the last received Email or the last 5-Emails. Along with the option to show the Subject and date, you can implement an easily updateable "press release" section.

When you send the update to the special Email address, it can be done as a carbon copy (CC) or as part of a group Emailing. Whenever you send a company notice, you can also update the company intranet