MailPoet Plugin - Send New Posts to your Subscribers

[@neilgautam3262]

Thank you for the detailed indepth videos.

[@md.jiarulislam4446]

Great Tutorial... Just subscribed. Thank you soooo much

[@stratos-tutorials]

Thanks

[@TommyBoyB]

Thanks for this!

[@a.c.bonneville189]

Great tutorial, is anyone having problems where their check boxes don't show up?

[@seejaneb]

Hey Stratos, sorry if this comes through multiple times. I sent it last week but didn't see the comment today so I'm trying again and having trouble with it going through, so I'll take the link out that I shared to the knowledge base. I've already used MailPoet on one of the sites I have hosted on Flywheel and I love it, but I'd really like to use it along with MailPoet's included sending service they now offer on a site I hope to host with SiteGround. I've gotten some info on this, but haven't actually tried it. I wondered if you had any real life experience setting the task scheduler up on a siteground site? There's a knowledge base doc they referred me to but I might have to share that differently if comments with links are blocked for some reason.

[@stratos-tutorials]

You can create a mail Account using the Siteground feature and then add that in the mail poet settings

[@seejaneb]

@@stratos-tutorials Oh you mean set up an email using siteground and then use that as SMTP? With this particular client, we already have Gsuite/Google Workspace set up for email. Maybe there is a way to use that for sending that I haven't researched yet?

[@seejaneb]

@@stratos-tutorials Trying again to send the link to the knowledge base doc that MailPoet referred me to for siteground: kb.mailpoet.com/article/257-setting-the-server-side-cron-linux-cron

[@stratos-tutorials]

@@seejaneb gmail will not let you send emails integrated with mailpoet. I would suggest creating an email in siteground like newsletter@mydomain or create a free account in Sendblue that lets you send 300 emails a day

[@seejaneb]

@@stratos-tutorials I didn't think you could have two different email providers for the same domain, and we need to stick with Google Workspace. I also didn't think that SiteGround's email services could be used to send mail from your website. I figured it would be best to use MailPoet's built in sending service they offer if I could get it to work with SiteGround. Email sending is something I still have yet to get a better understanding of.

[@donbestup6036]

This plugin is not good because they block all your clients

[@stratos-tutorials]

If someone is spamming and you use the same code to all your clients, then yes they will block them because they block the code. It is on their policy and they have informed about that. I also mention that in the video.