Newsletter
 | The Newsletter module is used for creating mailing lists and sending newsletters. The module implements common subscription scheme familiar to most users. |
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Main features
The Newsletter features include:
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Details
The module allows to:
- create and display an unlimited number of subscriptions, e.g.: company news, partner news etc.;
- select one of the following subscription models:
- subscription with the imperative user registration;
- unauthorized anonymous subscription (users are identified by the e-mail address only);
- allow users to choose between the two above variants;
- permit users to select the message format: html or text;
- send the confirmation message to a subscriber (classic implementation that asks a user to click a link to confirm his subscription address is correct and that they confirm the subscription);
- keep and manage the unlimited database of subscribers;
- allow clients to unsubscribe or edit the subscription preferences on the site;
- copy subscription issues;
- prepare subscription messages in both HTML and plain text format;
- encode 8-bit headers;
- send messages to subscribers directly from the site;
- register the event of opening the message (in the Statistics module);
- select recipients by the subscriber database, user groups, subscription format, address; select additional recipients;
- send messages individually to each subscriber (the field To contains the subscriber's address);
- stepwise dispatch procedure to send messages to a large amount of subscribers;
- view the message dispatch status;
- keep message history with full lists of recipients for each message;
- send images in HTML messages as attachments for compatibility with newer browsers;
- import subscribers from a file or a list; a recipient can be subscribed to many categories, enrolled in the system as a user with binding to specific groups or subscribed anonymously; a subscription confirmation message can be sent in the format of any site;
- option to customize messages for individual users.
A newsletter text in the HTML editor |
Message parameters |
