Multilist Subscribe for Sendy

Multilist Subscribe for Sendy integrates WordPress post notifications into one or more of your Sendy email marketing campaigns. Setup is easy and Sendy can leverage the power of Amazon’s Simple Email Service (SES), or any SMTP relay service, for dependable email marketing.

How to Use

1. Navigate to “Sendy Email Templates”, then “Add New”, to create a Sendy campaign template associated with a post type – Subscribers to this campaign will receive the campaign emails when a new post of that post type is published.
2. Navigate to “Appearance”, then “Widgets”, and add a “Sendy Multilist” widget to your WordPress website – this is the subscribe form for the Sendy campaigns you created in the previous step.

Campaign Body Shortcodes

“Multilist Subscribe, for Sendy” offers a variety of useful shortcode for the body of the campaign template’s email message.

Shortcodes supported only by this plugin, not available to other areas of WordPress
[post_title] The title of the post you’re publishing (this will be included as a hyperlink to your post)
[post_content] The body of your post (WordPress shortcodes, within the post’s content, are supported)
[post_excerpt] The excerpt of your post (the entire post_content will be used if no excerpt can be determined. Additionally, WordPress shortcodes, within the post’s excerpt, are supported)
[read_more] The words “read more” will be included as a link to your post
[post_url] Just the actual link to your post. Great for use with your own buttons!
[featured_image] the post’s featured image will be displayed in the template
[featured_image_url] Just the actual link to the featured image. This can be handy if you need special formatting in the email campaign template.

Sendy.co Shortcodes (Provided by Sendy.co, and only available to Sendy)
[Name,fallback=] *This shortcode injects the subscribers name, or a fallback phrase that you specify if no name exists
[Email] *The subscriber’s email will be included as a link to open a new email to the reader
[webversion] *A link to the web version of the email, to be viewed in a browser
[unsubscribe] *A link the subscriber can use to unsubscribe from your email list

WordPress shortcodes are also supported in the Email Message Body.