Mailmojo

Mailmojo is a Norwegian email and SMS marketing platform built for businesses 
that want professional results without the complexity. This official plugin bridges 
your WordPress site and your Mailmojo account in three practical ways.
Grow your list with subscribe popups 
Once the plugin is installed and connected with your Mailmojo account, your 
published subscribe popups appear on your site automatically, no extra setup 
needed. The plugin loads a small script in the background so your popups just 
work, respecting the display rules you’ve already configured in Mailmojo. Popups 
set to show site-wide will appear everywhere; those targeting specific URLs will 
appear only on the right pages.
Add subscribe buttons anywhere 
Use the Mailmojo Popup Button block to place a subscribe button in any post or 
page. Connect it to any published popup form in your Mailmojo account, and 
visitors who click it will see the form immediately. It fits naturally into the 
block editor alongside your other content.
Turn your posts into newsletter content 
Enable content sync to push your published WordPress posts to Mailmojo and keep 
them in sync automatically. When you’re building a newsletter, Mailmojo’s content 
browser lets you drag and drop your latest posts directly into your email, no 
copying, no pasting, no reformatting.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin connects to the Mailmojo API (api.mailmojo.no) to:
<ul>
<li>Verify your API token when you save or test the connection.</li>
<li>Fetch your account’s JS snippet, which loads subscribe popup forms on your site.</li>
<li>Retrieve your published popup forms for use with the Popup Button block.</li>
<li>Push your WordPress integration settings (site URL, username, and application password token) to Mailmojo when content sync is enabled.</li>
</ul>
No data is transmitted until you save an API token. Content sync credentials (site URL, WordPress username, and an application password) are only sent when you explicitly enable content sync.
Service provider: Mailmojo AS, Norway. 
Privacy policy: https://mailmojo.no/personvern 
Terms of service: https://v3.mailmojo.no/legal/terms_of_service/1.0/
<h3>Source Code</h3>
The full source code of this plugin is available on GitHub: 
https://github.com/mailmojo/mailmojo-wordpress
Bug reports and contributions are welcome.

Connect WordPress to Mailmojo, Norway's email marketing platform, and turn your content into newsletters with less effort.

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Armandi Content Sync helps administrators import content from another WordPress installation in a controlled and secure way.
You can work with two import methods:
<ul>
<li>REST API import, started manually or scheduled with WP-Cron.</li>
<li>Classic XML import using a standard WordPress WXR export file.</li>
</ul>
The plugin is designed for content migrations, editorial consolidation, syndication between WordPress sites, and recovery workflows when the source site exposes only part of its content through the REST API.
Main features:
<ul>
<li>Manual REST API import.</li>
<li>Classic XML WXR import.</li>
<li>Classic XML import from a local server path for large files that cannot be uploaded through the browser.</li>
<li>Dry run mode for REST API and XML imports.</li>
<li>Pause, resume, and cancel controls for active imports.</li>
<li>Scheduled REST API imports with a fixed execution time and a repeat frequency of daily, every 7 days, every 15 days, or monthly.</li>
<li>Import of categories, tags, featured images, inline images, authors, and SEO metadata.</li>
<li>Fallback local author assignment when the source site does not expose author details.</li>
<li>Per-run logs with CSV export.</li>
<li>Blocked media host reporting for failed image imports.</li>
<li>Optional allowlist for trusted external media hosts such as source CDNs.</li>
<li>Optional Visual Composer/WPBakery content normalization for cleaner imported HTML.</li>
<li>Optional authentication with WordPress Application Passwords when anonymous REST access is restricted.</li>
<li>REST API overview in the manual import screen showing the active authentication mode and primary endpoint.</li>
</ul>
<h4>External services</h4>
This plugin does not send data to the plugin author or to any third-party SaaS service.
When you use REST API import, the plugin connects only to the source WordPress site that you configure in the plugin settings. If you enable Application Password authentication, those credentials are used only for requests to that configured source site.
<h4>Security notes</h4>
To reduce risk during media imports:
<ul>
<li>By default, remote images are downloaded only from the configured source host or its subdomains.</li>
<li>If the source site uses a CDN or a separate image host, an administrator can explicitly allow those hosts.</li>
<li>Blocked media hosts are listed in the import logs so administrators can review them before allowing any additional hosts.</li>
</ul>

Armandi Content Sync

Import published posts from another WordPress site using the REST API or a standard WordPress export XML file.

Mailmojo vs Armandi Content Sync