Newsletter - Subscribe on Comments

Many visitors who leave a comment are already interested in your content, yet they have no easy way to hear from you again. This plugin places a subscription form right in the comments area, so a reader can sign up in the same moment. Forms can also be embedded in other parts of your site, and they can be customized to match your pages.

Once people subscribe, the plugin helps you manage and email them. You can sort subscribers into lists, send welcome emails, schedule campaigns and review opens and clicks. It connects with several form builders, membership plugins and external mail services, and it includes blocks for WooCommerce products, which suits blogs, membership sites and online shops.

Features

• Subscription forms in comments: Readers can subscribe from the comments section. Customizable forms can also be placed in other spots on your site, giving visitors more than one place to join.
• Drag-and-drop newsletter composer: Build newsletters from a library of more than 25 customizable blocks. Content types range from pictures and animated gifs to videos, blog posts, WooCommerce products and snippets of HTML.
• Scheduled campaigns: Set up one-time or recurring emails that go out daily, weekly or monthly, so your regular newsletter can be sent on a schedule you choose.
• Subscriber lists and segments: Sort subscribers into targeted lists, send personalized welcome emails and segment people by engagement so each message reaches a relevant audience.
• Campaign analytics: Track opens, clicks and other metrics for each campaign, so you can see how your emails perform and adjust future messages.
• Form builder compatibility: Works with Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, Elementor, Gravity Forms and WP Forms, which gives you more ways to collect subscribers.
• External mail service connections: Connect SMTP providers such as Amazon SES, Mailgun and SendGrid to handle sending, which can improve how reliably your emails are delivered.
• Autoresponders and follow-ups: Send automatic follow-up newsletters to new subscribers, building a series that keeps people engaged after they sign up.

Best for

• Bloggers who want comment readers to join a mailing list
• WooCommerce stores promoting products by email
• Membership sites using MemberPress or Paid Membership Pro