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Yes indeed, this solution works nicely for us.
We collect the URL of the recent newsletter’s sending, and paste that url in our Member site’s “Welcome” message to new folks, which I send manually to them, one at a time as they join.
Colin
@Ben
Suggestion: Check your site’s security measures, ie. Wordfence, Mod_Security, etc.
Ask your host to check the error log for clues.Colin
@darrenber
A suggestion…
I’m also a new user, and what I’ve done is create a Template for a Fortnightly Digest of new and recent posts on our WP site.
That way you look far less spammy, and it’s easy to set up by following the Newsletter docs.
Colin
Michael,
I just tried to start a new thread, but the Title of it vanishes as I type my mssg. so I’ll ask here if I may.If I delete the Newsletter Addon Manager, will my Newsletter Archive Addon continue to function?
I ask because I want to reduce the number of plugins I have.
Colin
First post here to help other new users.
Thank you Michael and Stefano for this excellent plugin!
I too am using the free version, with SMTP2go’s service.
Ben, like Michael said, my Host also recommended getting away from cPanel/webhost php sending altogether, and use an outside SMTP service.
I did try the free Newsletter SMTP2Go addon, but since I already had the SMTP2Go PLUGIN, I use that for all my wordpress mail handling.
So I deleted the SMTP2Go addon to prevent conflicts, and Newsletter sending now works briskly through the SMTP2Go PLUGIN and their network.
(Btw: I’m using their SMTP2Go free version and they have 24/7 free support. 1000 emails a month free limit, then you pay.)
Colin
