Newsletter - Bounce

Every mailing list collects dead addresses over time. People change jobs, close accounts or mistype an address at sign-up. Each undelivered message is a wasted send, and a list full of them is harder to read in your reports. This plugin tracks bounced emails automatically and deals with them, so you do not have to sort through returned messages by hand.

It works alongside the wider Newsletter plugin, which covers subscription forms, a drag-and-drop composer, automated campaigns, subscriber lists and reports. Bounce management sits in the same workflow as those tools. It suits bloggers and business owners who send regular newsletters from WordPress and want a tidy, healthy list without extra manual upkeep.

Features

• Automatic bounce tracking: The plugin tracks undelivered emails as they come back, so you can see which addresses failed without checking returned messages yourself.
• Bounce handling: Bounced messages are handled for you, which keeps invalid addresses from lingering on your mailing list and clogging future sends.
• Cleaner mailing lists: By managing bounce-back messages and unresponsive contacts, the plugin helps maintain a healthy email list that contains addresses worth sending to.
• Public archive of newsletters: Sent newsletters can be kept in a public archive, alongside bounce management, so readers can look back at past issues.
• Drag-and-drop composer: The Newsletter plugin includes a visual composer with over 25 content blocks, including images, videos, WooCommerce products and HTML snippets, with no coding needed.
• Campaign reports: Reports track open rates, clicks and other metrics, giving you the numbers to review how each campaign performed.
• External mail delivery services: Newsletter works with outside delivery services such as Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun and SMTP.com, so sending is not limited by your server.
• Forms and subscriber lists: Place subscription forms anywhere on your site, connect form builders like Contact Form 7 or Gravity Forms, and sort subscribers into targeted lists.

Best for

• Bloggers sending regular newsletters from WordPress
• Business owners who want a clean mailing list
• Site managers handling undelivered emails by hand