Emails are a topic that comes up all the time when it comes to WordPress. Whether it’s issues with new comment notifications not arriving, contact form messages, password reset requests, to visitor/customer newsletters.
Although there are dozens of Czech and foreign applications that focus on sending newsletters, this too can be solved directly in WordPress.
MailPoet: a well-known plugin, now even better
Of course, the WordPress repository and paid marketplaces are full of plugins that can handle everything related to emails. We will look at one of the most famous – MailPoet , which has undergone major changes over the last year and offered interesting conditions.
What MailPoet can do:
Manage blog subscribers
Create (including dynamic parts) newsletters and send them
Automatic emails and article alerts
Welcome emails
Integration with WooCommerce
Evaluate the success of individual e-mails
Automatically log off inactive subscribers
As you can see, MailPoet handles everything you need for regular newsletter sending. Whether it’s just brief notifications about a russia phone number data new article or a “full-fat” marketing e-mail for subscribers, you can handle everything from the administration of your WordPress site.
Premium for 1000 free
MailPoet, like many other plugins, accept the good intentions of others works on the so-called freemium principle, i.e. some functions are free and it is possible to pay extra for more/better services. That’s why there was always MailPoet and MailPoet Premium, which made it possible to use all the possibilities.
As mentioned earlier, MailPoet announced a pretty big change last year – they made their Premium free for anyone with up to 1,000 subscribers. This means that all options (such as detailed open/link click statistics for each bw lists email) are available by simply registering.