UsersWP - MailerLite

Many sites collect user details through registration and profile forms, then copy them into an email tool by hand. That takes time and leaves lists out of date. UsersWP – MailerLite removes that step by synchronizing your WordPress users with your MailerLite subscriber lists automatically, so the data you hold on your site matches the data used for your campaigns.

Because the plugin works with profile data collected through UsersWP, you can segment subscribers by profile fields and behaviors and map different user roles or groups to separate MailerLite lists. You link your MailerLite account, set up the list mappings in the settings, and need no coding. It fits membership sites, community hubs and other platforms built around registered users.

Features

• Automatic user syncing: Registered WordPress users are synchronized with your MailerLite subscriber list, which removes manual data entry and keeps the list accurate.
• Automated list updates: Your email subscriber list stays current without manual intervention, so you can spend your time on campaign planning instead of maintaining records.
• Segmentation from profile data: Segment your audience using profile fields and behaviors collected through UsersWP, which supports campaigns aimed at specific groups of users.
• Real-time sync updates: When a user changes their details on your site, the change is reflected in MailerLite, keeping your messages based on current information.
• Multiple subscriber lists: Map different user roles or groups to distinct MailerLite lists, which keeps your email marketing organized by audience.
• Simple account setup: A user-friendly interface lets you link your MailerLite account and configure list mappings without writing any code.
• Privacy-minded options: GDPR-compliant synchronization options and opt-in settings help you respect user privacy when adding people to your email lists.

Best for

• Membership sites built on UsersWP
• Community hubs that email registered members
• Site owners managing several MailerLite lists