Newsletter - Leads

Many site owners want to keep in touch with visitors but have no simple way to collect addresses and send regular emails from inside WordPress. This plugin covers that job. You place subscription forms around your site, and new sign-ups can be sorted into separate mailing lists with a customized welcome email.

Once you have subscribers, a drag-and-drop composer helps you build newsletters from posts, products and media, with previews across devices. You can schedule daily, weekly or monthly sends, set up autoresponder series, and review reports on opens and clicks. It also works with common form builders, external mail delivery services and membership plugins, so it fits into setups you may already run.

Features

• Customizable subscription forms: Place subscription forms anywhere on your WordPress site to capture visitor emails. The forms can be adjusted so they fit the look of your pages.
• Drag-and-drop newsletter builder: Compose newsletters from a library of more than 25 content blocks, covering images, posts, products, videos and custom HTML, and check previews on different screen sizes as you work.
• Scheduled sends and autoresponders: Set newsletters to go out daily, weekly or monthly, and create autoresponder series that follow up with subscribers without manual sending.
• Campaign reports: Review reports on opens, clicks and other engagement measures so you can see how each campaign performed over time.
• Form builder connections: Capture leads through Contact Form 7, Elementor, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms and WP Forms, and manage the resulting subscribers in one place.
• External mail delivery services: Send through outside delivery services such as Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun and SMTP.com instead of relying only on your own server.
• List segmentation and welcome emails: New subscribers can be sorted automatically into targeted mailing lists, and each list can send its own customized welcome message.
• Bounces, webhooks and privacy tools: Manage bounced addresses, connect other tools through webhooks and APIs, offer a public archive of past newsletters, and handle consent for privacy rules.

Best for

• Bloggers building a mailing list on WordPress
• WooCommerce stores sending product newsletters
• Membership sites syncing users with subscribers