The primary purpose of using forms on any website is to collect leads or other information. However, you’d also want the form to be able to send a welcome email when visitors sign up on your website. Even though Ninja forms is a well-known form builder for WordPress, it can run into problems sometimes. One…
Elementor is one of the most popular page builder plugins for WordPress. Elementor Pro offers a form widget that helps create a diverse range of forms to collect email subscribers. It usually triggers an email to both the WordPress admin and the user when a form submission happens. Although Elementor Form is very reliable, sometimes…
Microsoft 365 offers Microsoft Exchange-based hosted email. Exchange is one of the most popular mail service providers for businesses, offering features such as push email and widespread compatibility. Email marketers can connect Microsoft 365(formerly office 365) to WordPress to ensure better email deliverability, even if they send many of them! If you’re using Microsoft 365…
Google Workspace (formerly Gmail) is one of the world’s most reliable and secure email sending services. Google’s clean interfaces and valuable features also make it one of the most user-friendly email servers. Since it is a free email service you might want to use your Google Workspace account to send WordPress emails. Today in this…
Are you a store owner? Are you running a WooCommerce store? Then maybe you faced a problem with WooCommerce email not sending. Timely emails are an essential tool in an e-commerce store’s arsenal. As an e-commerce store, you need to ensure customers get emails on time. Unfortunately, it’s a common yet frustrating issue for store…
Email marketing starts with delivering emails in your subscriber’s inbox and continues with constantly optimizing your campaigns for conversion. Or so we’d like it to be. After countless hours perfecting the copy, debugging HTML/CSS, and painstakingly building organic email lists, it’s easy to lose an end-to-end perspective on the process. It doesn’t stop there either….
Email is the most reliable form of communication, and WordPress sites send tons of emails every day. These are called transactional emails. Some of the standard transactional emails are: Form submission notifications Order confirmations Comment notifications Password reset emails Email opt-in confirmations Follow-up emails In order to send transactional emails reliably, you need to use…
Just like everyone else, we too like the idea of open source and free software. And specifically, we love WordPress. It’s an excellent platform that lets anyone build a robust site compatible with all devices and optimized for the updated web in general. However, WordPress is not a one-size-fits-all answer. WordPress has a built-in emailing…
There are so many different things people want to receive email notifications for every time they submit a form on your website. We’re here to talk about solving the annoying issues of not getting these notification emails —especially when WPForms isn’t sending them. In this article, we’ll show you how to fix your WPForms isn’t…
Most WordPress site sends emails. If you have an e-commerce site, order confirmation emails or order receipts are crucial for you. Similarly, if you have a membership site, membership confirmation emails are a must. When it comes to sending emails from WordPress, the default configuration often isn’t the best way to go. WordPress emails not…
