Mailster:
codecanyon.net/item/mailster-email-newsletter-plugin-for-wordpress/3078294
JackMail:
Will send emails based on content updates
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Get more readers – by giving them more choice
Congratulations! You’re offering an email newsletter. That’s great. However, most likely you made the experience that it’s damn hard to get people to subscribe to it.
Did you ever take some time to think why this is the case? We did, and discovered that the secret to getting subscribers is quite simple: give people what they want.
SpecificFeeds is a new subscription option which delivers people what they want – rewarding you with more readers:
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Content of their choice
Your prospective subscribers can choose which messages they want to receive.
For example, they can choose to only receive messages with specific tags, authors, or keywords. Have a look at your filter screen.
Brevity of their choice
Subscribers can decide if they want to receive only the headlines or the snippets/entire stories (if you decided to have your RSS feed contain this information).
This helps them to not get overloaded with information
– making it more likely that they keep reading your content.Delivery channel of their choice
Receiving separate messages for every new post only adds to our already cluttered inboxes.
Therefore subscribers can choose to receive messages in their Personal Newspapers, which is one email (per day, week, or month) that contains all the messages in an aggregated form (similar to an email digest).
If you were a visitor of your own blog, would those features make it more likely that you subscribe?
- Your messages will actually get read
- You’ll get interesting insights into your subscribers
- It’s FREE (basic plan)
and/or icon(s) on your site
this plugin to apply a redirect to your new feed on SpecificFeeds.
In a way all subscription and follow-options (be it RSS, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest etc.) compete with each other. However, it is generally recommended to display all of them anyway because peoples’ preferences are different, and the more options you provide, the higher the chances that there’s something people like – and subscribe.
