Newsletter - WooCommerce

Many store owners keep their mailing list in one tool and their products in another. This plugin brings the two together inside WordPress. You design subscription forms, collect subscribers into lists, and build newsletters with a drag and drop composer that offers over 25 content blocks, including images, GIFs, videos, HTML snippets and WooCommerce products. No coding is needed.

Once the list is in place, you can schedule daily, weekly or monthly newsletters and set up autoresponder series. Reports show opens, clicks and subscriber engagement, so you can see how each send performed. The plugin also connects with form builders, outside mail delivery services and membership plugins, which makes it a fit for blogs, shops and sites with registered users.

Features

• Subscription form creation: Design customizable subscription forms and place them anywhere on your WordPress site to collect new subscribers into your mailing lists.
• Drag and drop composer: Build newsletters visually with over 25 content blocks, including images, GIFs, videos, HTML snippets and WooCommerce products, without writing code.
• Scheduled campaigns and autoresponders: Set up daily, weekly or monthly newsletter schedules, plus autoresponder series, so regular communication goes out on its own.
• Subscriber list management: Sort subscribers into targeted lists automatically and send personalized welcome emails. Move unresponsive recipients to separate lists to keep the main list clean.
• Campaign reporting: Review analytics on opens, clicks and subscriber engagement to see how each newsletter performed and adjust the next one.
• WooCommerce product content: Place products from your store directly inside newsletters and use purchase behavior to send more relevant content to customers.
• Form builder compatibility: Connect with Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, Elementor, Gravity Forms, WP Forms and others to capture subscribers through the forms you already use.
• External mail service support: Send through providers such as Amazon SES, Mailgun, SendGrid, SMTP.com and Brevo (Sendinblue) to work around server sending limits.

Best for

• WooCommerce store owners emailing customers
• Bloggers building and managing a mailing list
• Membership sites segmenting subscribers by user role