Newsletter - Artificial Intelligence

Running a mailing list on WordPress usually means juggling forms, subscriber lists, a design tool and a way to see what worked. This plugin brings those jobs into the dashboard. You place subscription forms around your site, sort people into lists, and build newsletters visually from content blocks such as images, videos, blog posts and WooCommerce products.

Once a newsletter is ready, you can preview it on desktop, tablet and smartphone and send a test before it goes out. Automation covers recurring newsletters and follow-up sequences, while reports show opens and clicks. An AI assistant (in alpha) helps with newsletter creation and content. It suits small sites and larger businesses, and beginners can work with it as comfortably as experienced marketers.

Features

• Subscription forms anywhere: Create subscription forms and place them across your WordPress site, so visitors can join your mailing list from the pages where they already read your content.
• Drag-and-drop newsletter composer: Build newsletters visually with over 25 customizable content blocks, including images, GIFs, videos, WooCommerce products and HTML snippets.
• AI assistant: An AI assistant (currently in alpha) helps with newsletter creation and content optimization, giving you a starting point when drafting your campaigns.
• Subscriber management: Sort subscribers into targeted lists, send custom welcome emails and keep track of how engaged your audience is.
• Automation and autoresponders: Set up recurring newsletters and automated follow-up sequences to keep in touch with subscribers and nurture your audience over time.
• Campaign tracking: Review reports on opens, clicks and other metrics, and connect Google Analytics to follow subscriber behavior and plan retargeting campaigns.
• Multi-device preview and testing: Preview each newsletter on desktops, tablets and smartphones, and send a test message before the campaign goes to your list.
• Form builder and delivery integrations: Connect with Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, Elementor, Gravity Forms and WP Forms, or send through services such as Amazon SES, Mailgun, SendGrid and SMTP2Go.

Best for

• WordPress site owners building a mailing list
• Marketers who send recurring newsletters and follow-ups
• WooCommerce stores promoting products by email