Newsletter - WP Forms Integration

Collecting subscribers by hand takes time, and sign-ups can slip through when form data lives in one place and your mailing list in another. This extension links the two. You build a subscription form with WP Forms, and the data from each submission goes straight into your Newsletter mailing list.

Because it works with WP Forms, you can place forms on posts, pages, sidebars or custom spots across your site. Once subscribers are on the list, the Newsletter plugin handles the rest: a drag-and-drop composer, automated sequences, reports on opens and clicks, and delivery through external email services. It suits anyone already using, or planning to use, both plugins.

Features

• WP Forms connection: Connect your WP Forms subscription forms to the Newsletter plugin so new subscriber data is collected and organized automatically in your mailing list.
• Forms placed anywhere: Embed subscription forms on posts, pages, sidebars or custom locations throughout your WordPress site, wherever visitors are most likely to sign up.
• Drag-and-drop newsletter composer: Build emails with a visual builder that supports images, GIFs, blog posts, WooCommerce products, videos and HTML.
• Automation and autoresponders: Set up automated sequences, including daily, weekly or monthly newsletters and follow-up series, to keep in touch with your audience over time.
• Campaign analytics: Review reports showing open rates, click statistics and engagement metrics to see how your email campaigns are performing.
• Subscriber list management: Sort new subscribers into targeted lists automatically and send personalized welcome emails when they join.
• External delivery services: Send through external email services such as Amazon SES, Mailgun and SendGrid, which helps you avoid the sending limits of your own server.
• Responsive design preview: Preview how newsletters look across various devices and email clients before you send them.

Best for

• Site owners who already build forms with WP Forms
• Bloggers growing an email subscriber list
• Businesses running newsletters with automated email sequences