Gilbert Pellegrom

Do you run an ecommerce or membership site with WordPress? Ever wished your registered users in WordPress could be synced with your favorite newsletter software?
The Email Sync WordPress plugin allows you to do this with unparalleled ease. Simply enter your email provider details and Email Sync will automatically keep your WordPress user’s email addresses in sync. When users are registered Email Sync will subscribe the email address to your email provider. When a user is deleted Email Sync will unsubscribe the email address. When a users updates their email address Email Sync will update the email address in your email provider. You get the idea.
Email Sync also adds an option in the user profile settings to allow users (and admins) to easily change their subscription status from their profile settings page.
Current Providers:
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<li>Mailchimp</li>
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Email Sync

Sync your WordPress email addresses with your favorite email marketing software.

Danny van Kooten

ibericode

<h4>Newsletter Sign-Up</h4>
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This plugin is in maintenance mode, meaning we no longer develop new features or actively support it. Sorry.
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This plugin adds various sign-up methods to your WordPress website, like sign-up checkboxes in your comment form and a sign-up form to show in posts, pages or widget areas.
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Mailchimp user?
Use <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/mailchimp-for-wp/">Mailchimp for WordPress</a> instead. It’s free & so much better.
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This plugin works with almost all third-party email marketing services including Mailchimp, CampaignMonitor, ConstantContact, YMLP, Aweber, iContact, PHPList and Feedblitz. With the right configuration settings, you can make this plugin work with any newsletter service around.
Features:
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<li>Add a “sign-up to our newsletter” checkbox to your comment form or registration form</li>
<li>Easy customizable Newsletter Sign-Up Form Widget</li>
<li>Embed a sign-up form in your posts with a simple shortcode <code>[nsu_form]</code>.</li>
<li>Embed a sign-up form in your template files by calling <code>nsu_form();</code></li>
<li>Use the Mailchimp or YMLP API or any other third-party newsletter service.</li>
<li>Works with most major mailinglist services like Aweber, Constant Contact, iContact, etc.</li>
<li>Compatible with BuddyPress, MultiSite and bbPress.</li>
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More information
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<li><a href="https://mc4wp.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Mailchimp for WordPress plugin</a></li>
<li>More <a href="https://dannyvankooten.com/wordpress-plugins/" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress plugins</a> by ibericode</li>
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<h4>Sign-up checkboxes</h4>
Most of your commenters will be interested in your newsletter as well. This plugin makes it extremely easie for them to subscribe to your mailinglist. With the sign-up checkbox, all they have to do is check it and the plugin will subscribe them to your mailinglist.
You can also add the sign-up checkbox to your WP registration form, your BuddyPress registration form, your MultiSite sign-up forms or your bbPress new topic and new reply forms.
<h4>Sign-up forms</h4>
Easily configure a sign-up form and show it in various places on your website using the sign-up form widget, the <code>[nsu_form]</code> shortcode or the <code>nsu_form()</code> template function.
You can set your own messages and even choose to redirect the visitor to a certain page after signing-up.

Newsletter Sign-Up

Integrate your WordPress site with 3rd-party newsletter services like Aweber and YMLP. Adds various sign-up methods to your site.

Email Sync vs Newsletter Sign-Up