Daily Tip: Customize MailChimp Signup Forms
November 16, 2011 New plugin provides a quick way to customize MailChimp forms directly through the WordPress dashboard.
4 More Ways to Increase Newsletter Sign Ups on Your WordPress or BuddyPress Website
November 3, 2011 “The money is in the list”, as they say. Learn how to grow a bigger one.
How To Start Building An Email List For Your WordPress Blog With AWeber
Haven’t got round to building an email list? Time to stop procrastinating – start here!
Aweber vs. Mailchimp: Which is the Best Email Newsletter Service?
Comparing the two most popular email building services and seeing who triumphs!
Daily Tip: Capture More Leads Through Your WordPress Registration and Comment Forms
Put your registration and comment forms to work for you and capture leads to Mailchimp, Constant Contact and Salesforce!
Max Foundry Enters the Commercial Theme Market with Liftoff Launching Theme
The WordPress commercial theme market has a new player. Max Foundry is jumping in with their new Liftoff site launching theme. Liftoff comes with 12 high-resolution backgrounds, 14 Twitter and Facebook icons, in 3 different sizes, and many built-in options [...]
7 Ways to Increase Newsletter Signups on Your WordPress or BuddyPress Website
Getting more subscribers to your site’s newsletter is as important as good SEO. After all, you aren’t writing a good newsletter so that you DON’T get new readers. Your newsletter can play an integral role in establishing you as an [...]
Daily Tip: New AJAX-Enabled MailChimp Widget For WordPress
MailChimp Widget is a new plugin that allows you to let your users sign up for your MailChimp list. You can even use it to sign up users for several different lists by creating multiple instances of the widget. Once [...]
MailChimp email newsletter WordPress MU integration!
April 30, 2009 Did you get our Useful WPMU Links newsletter? If so, why don’t you go send some of your own with the WordPress MU MailChimp integration plugin! It really is da bomb – allowing WordPress MU users (or single WordPress.org users) [...]
