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November 2019 Hi Poet!
I recently came back from WordCamp US. It was great to greet old friends and meet new ones. Our main goal was to find partnerships with other businesses, specifically hosting companies. If you think your host should partner with us, hit reply.
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It's still surprising to see folks who haven't heard of MailPoet. Don't hesitate yourself to spread around the word. Nothing beats word of mouth, which our success has relied on in the past 8 years.
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Changed logs Doing, Done, Did |
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📥Recent improvements Inactive subscriber feature performs faster with larger lists Several cron (event manager) improvements Several of minor fixes |
📤Working on now New form editor in Gutenberg Send transactional emails with MailPoet WooCommerce template customizer |
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| | We're Launching A New Newsletter on WordPress We've been pondering at the idea of a new source of news for WordPress this year. In this golden age of content, we believe there is still space for a fresh new beat on the drums of the WordPress community.
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We've partnered with Rae Morey, the outstanding writer of our blog, to make a new weekly newsletter.
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| Without further due, the first edition of The Repository was sent just last week. We're using Twitter to source opinions on the events of the week. Witty! |
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Premium Unleash MailPoet on all your websites |
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| | We’re Adopting Gutenberg. Here’s Why The future of WordPress is the Block Editor, also known as the Gutenberg project. It's been controversial, we agree, especially for the writers out there who are looking for a lean interface.
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| We've been planning to upgrade our signup form editor for a while. But how will we build it, we asked ourselves? After internal debates, research and a good dose of open source common sense, we've decided to adopt the Block Editor. |
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Read More Galore. | You've made it this far down. Don't stop. |
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| | October 22, 2019 How to Run a Free WordPress Newsletter (and the Plugins to Help You Do It) | Back to the basics. This is the ideal article for those who start. Forward to friends! |
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| | October 29, 2019
9 of the Best WordPress Email Opt-In Plugins (Plus Best Practice Tips for 2019) | Need to spruce up your form. We've evaluated plugins and threw in tips in the mix. |
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Booth Pic | | | | Non identical twins reunited at WordCamp US in Saint-Louis last week. Kim & Zvi of Elementor. |
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Links That Got Us Chatting A genuine unordered list of articles that spurred our attention.
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Menu > File > New is now disguised in URLs. Sneaky. Don't get it? Click here: https://docs.new The Block Editor, aka Gutenberg, is being developed far faster than WordPress right now. Don't wait for the next WordPress major release to get the latest of Gutenberg by installing the plugin itself. You can financially sponsor open source projects on Github starting now. We've seen too many good open source projects die because maintainers aren't financially rewarded. Did you know MailPoet sponsors a handful? Speaking of contributions to open source, WordPress has historically called for a 5% of whatever you can give it. They even have a page for it. You like history? You like podcasts? Then Hardcore History by Dan Carlin is for you. He has a few fans at MailPoet. |
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Better Email for WordPress with MailPoet |
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| ✓ 50 free beautiful email templates |
| ✓ Subscriber engagement stats |
| ✓ Remove inactive subscribers |
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| ✓ Top notch deliverability |
| ✓ Automated email marketing |
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| Over 300,000 WordPress websites bank on MailPoet for their emails. |
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