joerunweb

This plugin allows users to send an email through the email service GetResponse from the WordPress backend. It does so by 
scraping the html from a designated page on the site, and then passing that over to GetResponse based on the options and 
campaign that are selected.
Companies that send a weekly or monthly email newsletter through GetResponse will find that this plugin streamlines the 
sending process, and can help automate the process of producing a newsletter.
A typical use-case for this plugin might look something like this: 
1) You create a new page in WordPress. That page uses a custom template that is essentially an HTML email (your newsletter) with custom info 
pulled into it using WordPress loops. 
2) You install this plugin and click on the Sending Platform for Get Response menu. 
3) You enter your GetResponse info, Message Name, Message Subject, select a Campaign, and select your newly created Email Template Page. 
4) You click “Send Message” to send your Email Template Page to the selected Campaign.
<h3>Features Roadmap</h3>
Planned Features: 
* Scheduled Sending 
* Message Send Log

Sending Platform for GetResponse

I created this plugin out of a need to create a more streamlined process for sending email newsletters through GetResponse. I'm hoping other GetResponse users find this plugin helpful!



Hoping this helps others in the publishing industry.

This plugin allows users to send an email through the email service GetResponse from the WordPress backend.

Luis

Add simple but powerful email automation to your WordPress, and Add/Remove users from multiple Lists in multiple Email Service Providers (ESP).
With SniperPress Mail you can create rules to:
<ul>
<li>Add user to multiple lists from multiple ESP</li>
<li>Remove user from multiple lists and multiple ESP</li>
<li>Create and combine unlimited rules</li>
</ul>
Examples:
<ul>
<li>ADD a user to list A in MailChimp and REMOVE it from list B in GetResponse when the user subscribes on WordPress.</li>
<li>REMOVE a user to list A in MailChimp and list C in GetResponse when the user leaves a comment on WordPress.</li>
</ul>
Don’t be limited to one Email Service Provider. Use the best service for different lists. Get an ESP with less features and less expensive for your simple lists and move the buyers to higher end ESP’s to valuable lists.
Current ESP’s supported by SniperPress Mail:
<ul>
<li>MailChimp</li>
<li>GetResponse</li>
</ul>

SniperPress Mail

Add automation to your site by Adding and Removing from email lists in MailChimp and GetResponse on WordPress Hooks (On Register, On Comment).

Sending Platform for GetResponse vs SniperPress Mail