Newsletter - Google Analytics

Running email from WordPress usually means piecing together forms, a layout tool, a sending service and a way to measure results. This plugin keeps those jobs in one place. You create subscription forms and embed them anywhere on your site, then build newsletters in a drag-and-drop composer with more than 25 content blocks such as images, videos, WooCommerce products and HTML snippets. No coding is needed.

Once campaigns are going out, the analytics side shows how people respond. Google Analytics tracking is integrated, with insight into opens, clicks and subscriber behavior. You can also set up recurring newsletters and follow-up series, segment subscribers, and connect external mail services to avoid server sending limits. It suits bloggers, business owners and store managers who want to manage email and review its results without leaving WordPress.

Features

• Google Analytics tracking: Campaign analytics are integrated with Google Analytics, so you can review opens, clicks and subscriber behavior and use the results to adjust later mailings.
• Embeddable subscription forms: Create customizable subscription forms and place them anywhere on your WordPress site to collect new subscribers.
• Drag-and-drop newsletter builder: Design newsletters with more than 25 content blocks, including images, videos, WooCommerce products and HTML snippets, without writing code.
• Automated campaigns and autoresponders: Set up recurring newsletters and personalized follow-up series so subscribers keep receiving relevant messages without manual sending each time.
• Subscriber management and segments: Segment your audience automatically, manage targeting lists, and move inactive users aside to keep the mailing list in good shape for deliverability.
• Form builder integrations: Connect with Contact Form 7, Elementor, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms, WP Forms and others to bring subscribers in from forms you already use.
• External mail service support: Send through services such as Amazon SES, Mailgun, SendGrid and SMTP.com to avoid server limits and improve deliverability.
• Previews and test sends: Preview newsletters across multiple devices and send test emails before a campaign goes out to your list.

Best for

• Bloggers building a mailing list on WordPress
• Business owners who want email results in Google Analytics
• Store managers sending WooCommerce product newsletters