MailPoet

[...] We now have a theme repository available directly inside our visual editor in your WordPress site’s admin. First, a few screenshots. Then, I’ll explain why [...]

[...] release later in April. We’re quite excited because it’s fully integrated to our visual editor. I reviewed four popular free email subscription services recently. All have their strengths, [...]

[...] option should be nearby, and not on another page. Here’s an example not to follow in our visual editor. The “unsubscribe” link can only be edited in the Settings page. Terrible. When [...]

[...] option should be nearby, and not on another page. Here’s an example not to follow in our visual editor. The “unsubscribe” link can only be edited in the Settings page. Terrible. When [...]

[...] use the words members and users interchangeably throughout this post. They both refer to your WordPress users. The WordPress Users list MailPoet comes with a list called WordPress Users which includes [...]

[...] ;s Settings), like this: Why ask new users to subscribe since MailPoet already has a list of WordPress users? That’s because you might have 2 types of emails to send to your users: newsletters, [...]

[...] repeat the process, or your lists will be out of sync. MailPoet lets you easily manage your WordPress users’ newsletter subscriptions, including being opted in to several different lists at once and [...]

[...] First, I created two groups with the Groups plugin. Groups allows you to create groups of WordPress users, and restrict access to posts meant just for them. These two groups would essentially just [...]

[...] team of 6, we rotated every week. Today, 3 full-time staff are dedicated solely to helping both free users and customers. They cover all timezones in the Western hemisphere. This talented team has [...]

[...] all our users. In August, for example, we had an average response time of 19 hours for free users, and 11 hours for Premium. These are just numbers, of course. Quality of customer [...]

[...] will point out that a business needs to focus on referrals that bring revenue, and not just free users. Your turn, recommend us We haven’t tracked any referrals or recommendations until this poll. [...]

[...] these results by free or paid users, we get 2 different pictures. A third of the free users are not sure what this means. If you’re one of them, don’t be embarrassed! In short, [...]

[...] a daily or weekly newsletter with our latest posts. It’s more common to see post notifications than newsletters written manually in the WordPress community. We’re currently working [...]

[...] Wysija better for the growing community and your lovely self. This new version includes: post notifications (oh yeah, this is a big deal) [...] [...]

See how quickly you can create an email subscription service on your WordPress site in the short video above. The sum up the main features : quick to [...]

See how quickly you can create an email subscription service on your WordPress site in the short video above. The sum up the main features : quick t [...]

[...] more add-ons ourselves Find the 18 add-ons and plugins directly in your MailPoet settings: Premium users will see discounts available for a few of the Premium plugins listed. I’ll point out [...]

[...] polls. This allows us to segment answers. For example, what features do the Premium users want to have compared to the free? PollDaddy is our preferred tool to survey. There’s [...]

[...] support seriously: We reply every day, all year We answer on average under 24h, and 12h for Premium users We handle over 1000 tickets per month Nearly 90% of users are very happy with our support See [...]

[...] a preview of their newsletter to mail-tester to get their score in just a few seconds. Our Premium users can do so in one click while designing their newsletter. Quick stuff. What the stats say The [...]

[...] Our newsletter plugin is fully translated in nearly 20 languages thanks to the collaboration of over 50 volunteer [...]

[...] Our newsletter plugin is fully translated in nearly 20 languages thanks to the collaboration of over 50 volunteer [...]

[...] us on Google+. Spread the word Link to us from your site. You can use this, for example: Newsletter plugin by Write a plugin review on your blog. Tell your friends, colleagues, girlfriend, father &# [...]

[...] timezones to answer all your questions! We also don’t force you to promote our newsletter plugin in your footer when you use our free version, so your emails will stay looking pretty. [...]

[...] , we are really sorry. The last week exploit was bad, and we should have never released a WordPress plugin with that in it. We kept researching and running security tests on our plugin to see if we [...]

[...] At Wysija we hate losing time on tedious mechanical processes. And launching a WordPress plugin unfortunately involves many of them. We host our plugin on GitHub, and develop beta features [...]

[...] At Wysija we hate losing time on tedious mechanical processes. And launching a WordPress plugin unfortunately involves many of them. We host our plugin on GitHub, and develop beta features [...]

[...] time copying and pasting all the blog posts you want to share? Because MailPoet is a WordPress plugin, you can choose the blogs posts or pages you want to insert into a newsletter directly. [...]

[...] Recently we were made aware of a security threat in the MailPoet plugin which could allow a potential hacker to upload PHP files onto your server and execute them, [...]

[...] and paste, and it’ll fit right in with your site’s theme. 5. A quick, easy setup The MailPoet plugin is quick to install and the setup process is easy to understand, so you can get back [...]

[...] post, I’ll spill the beans on how most administrators will want to set up their MailPoet plugin. I use the words members and users interchangeably throughout this post. They both [...]