Janos Ver

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This plugin is an add-on to WP Document Revisions. This supports sending out email notifications about newly published documents to users who are interested to receive notifications either automatically (on publish) or manually.
By default when you send any notification from your blog (including many of the plugins as well) sender is “WordPress” and the sender email address is <a href="mailto:wordpress@yourdomain.com" rel="nofollow ugc">wordpress@yourdomain.com</a>.
This plugin will enable you to
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Let your WordPress users (automatically/manually) receive email notifications of updates to your published documents
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Create lists of email users that can be sent email notifications of updates to your published documents
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Easily customize notification email subject and content templates
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Re-send email notifications manually as well
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You can add a notification-specific message in the email.
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When a notification is resent to a user, then you can include information that it is a resend and when previously sent
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Maintain email logs about sent email notifications.
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Replace default <a href="mailto:wordpress@yourdomain.com" rel="nofollow ugc">wordpress@yourdomain.com</a> to any email address
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Replace default email from “WordPress” name to anything you want
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Administration forms contain significant pulldown Help information.
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For your WordPress users:
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Send notifications about password protected posts as well to those that can read it (password will NOT be included in notification email)
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Users can opt-out if they don’t want to receive emails (they can choose to get all/nothing)
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Bulk subscribe/unsubscribe users to/from email notifications (go to Users->All Users and see bulk actions)
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For your External users:
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The lists will contain the terms which, when matched to the document, will then send the notification to all users in the list
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Matching rule can be set to either match one term or all terms on the list.
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Initial release was based on plugin “WP JV Custom Email Settings” by Janos Ver.

Email Notice for WP Document Revisions

Add-on to WP Document Revisions to notify your users about new documents published or create user email lists to send non-users notifications.

SubMe

SubMe provides a simple subscription management and email notification system for WordPress blogs that sends plain text email notifications to a list of subscribers when you publish a new post. SubMe allows you to send out email bursts by using the WordPress cron functionality. Its purpose is to provide a simple notification system that works and is secure. Its purpose is not to be the most feature rich plugin.
<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>Email verification.</li>
<li>Subscription widget.</li>
<li>Customize email templates.</li>
<li>Custom CSS</li>
<li>Subscribers management.</li>
<li>Users can manage their subscription.</li>
<li>Delegate admin settings to different users.</li>
<li>Admin Notification of new subscriber.</li>
<li>Rate limit subscriptions from the same IP address.</li>
<li>Cron functionality for sending out emails in bursts.</li>
<li>Export subscribers in CSV format.</li>
<li>Import subscribers from CSV.</li>
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<h4>Language Support</h4>
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<li>English</li>
<li>Dutch (nl_NL)</li>
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SubMe notifies subscribers by email when a new post has been published.

Email Notice for WP Document Revisions vs SubMe