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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.

Newsletters: Post/Page Embedding

May 12th, 2008

You can insert WordPress Newsletter plugin subscription forms into the content of your posts and pages by inserting a code string directly into the content or the post or page using the HTML view of the editor when writing the post or page. The quickest way of inserting a WordPress Newsletter plugin subscription form into Continue Reading…

Newsletters: Hardcoded Subscribe Form

May 12th, 2008

The subscription form hardcoding feature allows you to insert a mailing list subscription form into your WordPress theme (or any other part of your WordPress website) by using PHP code directly inside of your template files. In order to hardcode a subscription form, open any of your theme .php files inside the theme folder which Continue Reading…