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Newsletters: Import Subscribers

May 17th, 2008

The WordPress mailing list plugin allows you to import subscribers into your database from either a CSV spreadsheet or a Mac OS address book vCard file exported from your Mac OS operating system. All subscribers imported will be assigned to a specified mailing list that you choose and will be activated immediately in order to Continue Reading…

Newsletters: Prepare CSV via phpMyAdmin

May 17th, 2008

You might currently have a members database with a table containing records of members, each with an email address and possibly other values as well such as first names, last names, ages, genders, etc… With the flexibility of the importing feature of the WordPress Newsletter plugin, you can import a CSV file with any structure Continue Reading…

Paid Subscription Settings

May 16th, 2008

In the “Configuration” section of the WordPress Newsletter plugin, there are several configuration settings directly related to the paid subscriptions feature of the software. Paid Subscriptions Paid Subscriptions Currency Admin Notification on Order Payment Method 2Checkout Vendor ID Vendor Secret Demo Mode PayPal PayPal Email Address Test with PayPal Sandbox Paid Subscriptions The first Continue Reading…

Create a Paid Mailing List

May 16th, 2008

A paid mailing list can be a good source of revenue for the newsletter publisher, and is created in the Newsletter plugin in almost the same way as adding a normal mailing list under Newsletters > Mailing Lists by editing an existing mailing list or clicking the “Add New” button to create a new one. Continue Reading…

Paid Subscriptions

May 16th, 2008

The paid subscriptions feature of the WordPress Newsletter plugin allows you to accept specified payments for subscribers in specified intervals for specific mailing lists. The plugin currently supports PayPal and 2Checkout through which you can accept payments via credit card, debit card, eCheck, PayPal balance, and so on.