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Encryption technologies get a lot of coverage in the media these days. PGP is a data encryption and decryption program that can be used for encrypting texts, emails, and other data. Thanks to these plugins, you can encrypt your WordPress e-mails using PGP:
WP PGP Encrypted Emails: this plugin lets you sign and encrypt WordPress e-mails to protect your privacy. Just add your PGP keys to get started.
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Continue ReadingSo you want to send custom emails to WordPress users for different events? Better Notifications for WordPress can help you do just that. This is a free plugin that lets you create custom e-mail notifications for different roles or individual users. The plugin can handle a wide variety of events, including new comments, post updates, and new user registrations.
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Continue ReadingGetResponse is one of many services used by bloggers and publishers to manage e-mail lists. You can use this service to create emails, manage auto-responders, and keep your community up-to-date with the latest news and promotions. This is a premium service so you will have to spend a few dollars a month to get started. Integrating GetResponse into WordPress is not difficult. But these GetResponse plugins make the process easier:
GetResponse Integration: the official plugin for this newsletter service. Lets you add sign up forms to your site quickly. It adds a sign up link to your comments too. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingMailChimp should not need any introduction to those of you who have been doing e-mail marketing for a while. It has everything you need to start building your e-mail lists, design your newsletters, and share your emails with the world. Integrating MailChimp into WordPress is not that hard. But these 6 plugins make your job easier:
AutoChimp: it keeps your website users and your lists in sync. It also lets you create campaigns from posts. [click to continue…]
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