Problem: Article: Post a screenshot of your e-mail newsletter or similar piece of content somewhere your online visitors can see. This sneak peek should provide a glimpse at some of the content typically included in your newsletter. Another way to offer a sneak peek would be to archive old editions of past newsletters. This gives potential subscribers a way to look through multiple copies of your newsletter for a more thorough idea of what they will receive by signing up. Instead of using text-only advertisements to ask for e-mail addresses, accompany the text with a compelling image. Pictures tend to catch the eye more effectively than text does. Make sure that the image you use is related to your company in some way. For instance, if you sell garden supplies, the visual could be as simple as a photograph of a beautifully maintained garden. Consider offering a free gift to customers who sign up for your e-mail newsletter. The gift should be fairly small yet still worthwhile enough to offer some incentive. For instance, you might offer a free informative PDF file about a topic that would interest your prospective customers. On the other hand, the gift could be something like 10 percent off the customer's next purchase, if that purchase is made within the next 30 days. Tell customers who sign up for your e-mail newsletter that they will receive a special gift on or around their birthday. As with sign-up gifts, the offer must be affordable for you yet appealing to them. Free stuff is usually the gift of choice for a birthday club. If you have a storefront, you might e-mail customers a voucher on their birthday that can be traded in person for a small token. Another option is to offer a free gift with a minimal purchase or a significant discount. A good way to get a larger volume of new e-mail addresses at one time is to host a giveaway or contest for new subscribers. The winner of your contest should receive a prize, and that prize should be announced ahead of time. Since fewer people will actually win these prizes, they should be worth considerably more than the gift you would give for a birthday club or at sign-up. You may also offer the chance to earn additional entries for old and new subscribers who advertise your contest via social media, blogs, or other public forums. You can post most discounts and offers online for all of your customers to see, but you should also offer the occasional discount that is only available to your e-mail subscribers. Instruct subscribers to input a certain discount code during the check-out process. Do not post this discount code anywhere on your website, though. Getting e-mail subscribers are one thing, but keeping them is another. You need to make sure that the e-mails you send out to your subscribers are worthwhile. Otherwise, they may choose to unsubscribe. This also means that the messages you do send must all be worthwhile. If you flood your subscribers with three to four e-mails each day, and those e-mails very rarely offer anything of substance, many of your subscribers will choose to delete your messages without reading them.
Summary: Provide a sneak peek. Accompany the request with a strong visual. Offer a free gift for signing up. Start a birthday club. Host a giveaway or contest. Feature "e-mail only" discounts. Send frequent, worthwhile messages.

Problem: Article: Here, their juicy insides will continue to cook without getting dried out or burnt. Use the full surface of the low-heat side of your grill to keep the burgers from touching one another. Flip the burgers at about the 2-minute mark. This will ensure that all of the patties are evenly cooked through on both sides.
Summary: Cook the burgers for 3-4 minutes on the low-heat side.

Problem: Article: Go to https://protonmail.com/signup in your computer's web browser. This will open the ProtonMail sign-up website. Keep in mind that ProtonMail doesn't hide your ProtonMail email address, but it does prevent the recipient from tracking your IP address or any other aspects of your identification. ProtonMail is perhaps the most secure free option when it comes to sending anonymous emails, due in part to its servers being located in Switzerland. It's near the top of the page. This option is near the bottom of the "FREE" section. You'll need to do the following: Enter a username for your email address in the "Choose username" text box. Be sure to choose a username which does not reflect your real name, personality, location, and so on. Enter and re-enter a password in the "Choose a password" and "Confirm password" text boxes, respectively. Enter a recovery email address in the "Recovery email" text box (optional). It's a violet button at the bottom of the page. To do so: Check the "Email" box and wait for the text field to change. Re-check the "CAPTCHA" box. Check the "I'm not a robot" box. It's a violet button at the bottom of the page. Doing so creates your ProtonMail account and opens the inbox. Click the COMPOSE button in the upper-left corner of the page, then do the following: Enter the recipient's email address in the "To" text box. Enter a subject in the "Subject" email address if desired. Enter your message in the main email window. Click SEND in the bottom-right corner of the email window.
Summary: Open the ProtonMail sign-up page. Click the FREE heading. Scroll down and click SELECT FREE PLAN. Create your account. Scroll down and click CREATE ACCOUNT. Verify your humanity. Click COMPLETE SETUP. Send an email with ProtonMail.

Problem: Article: Use cup (60 mL) of bleach for every gallon (3.8 L) of water. Stir with an old spoon you can dedicate just to laundry purposes. Use chlorine bleach if the item is white and non-chlorine bleach (sometimes called oxygen bleach) if the item has color. You can also use regular chlorine bleach on a colored garment if you're trying to lighten the color of the entire item. If you're just pre-soaking the material to remove stains before washing, only leave it in the solution for about 5 minutes. You can add a few minutes to that time if you're working with really tough stains. If you're attempting to lighten the color of the fabric, leave it in chlorine bleach for up to 10 minutes. While wearing gloves to protect your skin, rinse the item under the faucet until you've removed as much bleach as possible. Keep the faucet running as you slowly pour out the bleach solution so that it can be diluted even more as you dispose of it. Unless you're going to throw the item into a washing machine immediately, you'll need to stop the bleaching action from continuing. Create a solution that's equal parts water and hydrogen peroxide in a different bucket or in a stoppered sink. Let the item soak for about five minutes before rinsing again. Launder the item however you would normally, but if you've chosen to skip the neutralizing step, do not toss this item into the wash with dark colors. You will likely get bleach onto something else that you didn't mean to. Wash it separately or with whites.
Summary:
Pour in the bleach. Soak the cotton item in the bleach solution. Rinse the item with cool water. Neutralize it with hydrogen peroxide. Wash normally.