Why not handle e-mail subscription directly from WordPress! Here’s the list of 5 newsletter plugins and hopefully you’ll find one of them that will suit you. Please note that only the latest plugins are selected and just those that are 3.4.1 compatible.
Wysija Newsletters
Send your post notifications or newsletters from WordPress easily, and beautifully.
Drag and drop your posts, images, social icons in our visual editor. Pick one of 20 themes. Change fonts and colors on the fly. Send the latest posts when you want or as a single newsletter. Configuration is dummy proof. This baby is fully supported.
ALO EasyMail Newsletter
To send newsletters. Features: collect subscribers on registration or with an ajax widget, mailing lists, cron batch sending, multilanguage.
ALO EasyMail Newsletter is a plugin for WordPress that allows to write and send newsletters, and to gather and manage the subscribers. It supports internationalization and multilanguage.
MailPress
The WordPress mailing platform
- Style your html and plain text mails with dedicated themes and templates.
- Double opt-in subscription.
- Subscriptions to Comments, Newsletters/Post notifications and even to Mailing lists.
- Newsletters/Post notifications on a per post, daily, weekly, monthly basis.
- Optional : full control on all mails sent by WordPress.
Knews Multilingual Newsletters
Finally, newsletters are multilingual, quick and professional.
Knews is a powerful multilingual plug-in that allows you to build professional looking newsletters, segment subscribers in different mailing lists as well as segment them by language all in a matter of minutes.
MailUp newsletter sign-up form
Easily add a newsletter sign-up form to your Web site or blog, then run email marketing and SMS campaigns with MailUp.
Visitors to your WordPress-powered blog or Web site will be able to subscribe to your newsletter using an easily configurable sign-up form. Their information will be saved in your MailUp account, in the List you specify. You will also be able to specify a Group (e.g. List: Monthly Newsletter, Group: Subscribed from WordPress).
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Good list of suggested plugins for various newsletter but the problem is that no one has yet subscribed for the newsletter yet, so it will not be any use to me. Anyways thanks for sharing mate.
Thanks for the reply Kundan
Well that’s different “pair of shoes” plugins are there, however it’s up to us to make our site interesting enough so that people can and willing to subscribe.
Emil
Hi Emil,
Thanks for the list. Just wanna ask if any email service provider blocks newsletter email sent through any of these plugins?
I am making a little research before I use one of them.
Thanks,
Joe
That all depends on ISP
Please see http://sendpress.com as well.
Emil
Joe, emails sent with a plugin can get blocked. That all depends on your sending method.
At Wysija, we recommend sending with a professional sender. Read our FAQ on deliverability here:
http://www.wysija.com/email-service-providers/
thanks for the list :thumbs: