Newsletter - Facebook

Collecting subscribers and sending email usually means juggling several tools. This plugin puts the pieces in one place inside WordPress. You place customizable signup forms on your site, sort subscribers into lists, and send a personalized welcome email when someone joins. It also connects with form builders you may already use, such as Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, Elementor, Gravity Forms and WPForms.

The newsletter composer is drag and drop, so you can assemble an issue from images, GIFs, YouTube videos, WooCommerce products and HTML snippets without writing code. You can schedule daily, weekly or monthly newsletters and set up autoresponder series. Reports show opens and clicks, and external mail delivery services such as Amazon SES, Mailgun, SendGrid and SMTP2Go can handle sending when your server has limits.

Features

• Customizable signup forms: Place subscription forms anywhere on your WordPress site to collect new subscribers and add them to your mailing list.
• Drag-and-drop newsletter composer: Build newsletters from over 25 content blocks, including images, GIFs, YouTube videos, WooCommerce products and HTML snippets, with real-time previews across devices.
• Scheduled campaigns: Set newsletters to go out daily, weekly or monthly, and create personalized autoresponder series so messages reach your audience without manual sending.
• Subscriber lists and welcome emails: Segment your audience into targeted lists automatically and send a personalized welcome email to each new subscriber.
• Campaign reporting: Track opens, clicks and other engagement metrics for each campaign so you can review how your content performs.
• Form builder integrations: Connect with Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, Elementor, Gravity Forms, WPForms and other form builders to feed subscribers into one list.
• External mail delivery services: Send through services such as Amazon SES, Mailgun, SendGrid and SMTP2Go to work around server sending limits.
• API and webhook support: Connect the plugin to outside tools and platforms through its API and webhooks, and extend it with addons such as WP Users Integration.

Best for

• WordPress site owners building a mailing list
• Marketers sending scheduled newsletters and autoresponders
• WooCommerce stores featuring products in email campaigns