Sample Monthly Newsletter
November 18, 2009
Yesterday I wrote a post on how to use the Post Notification Plugin to create a monthly newsletter containing any number of posts from the categories you choose instead of just one newsletter per post. This post is a sample monthly newsletter to show you what it might look like on your website.
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[...] There are several different ways to do this, depending on whether you want your newsletter on a page or a post and which subscribers you want to receive it. See my sample page or my sample post. [...]
So I tried this plugin. I could get test emails to work but could not get the signup for to generate anything to the inbox from the signup block down at the right side of my blog page.
So I have started playing with meenews – this one sets up fine but cannot be scheduled
If you have any guesses as to what is going on that would be really helpful
Hi Jocelyn,
Not sure if you are expecting an email when someone new signs up. This doesn’t happen.
I would check 2 things…
Have you specified which page on your site is the signup page in the Post Notification settings? The signup form needs to link through to a page on your website.
The second is to upload the smtp mail plugin which works in conjunction with Post Notification to make sure emails are send properly.