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Product updates, guides and newsletter growth tips from the Newsletter Glue team.
Newsletter Glue 4.3 brings Magic Glue with six styles, paid-only and optional newsletters for NG ESP, custom fields on sign-up forms and CSV imports, evergreen Latest Posts, and scheduling you can rely on. Here’s what’s new.
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Newsletter Glue 4.1 is here, led by a frequently requested addition to the Latest Posts and Post Embeds blocks: captions under your featured images. There's also a handy layout improvement and full compatibility with WordPress 7.1. Here's what's new.
Newsletter Glue now sends your emails too. No Mailchimp, no ConvertKit, no separate email service provider (ESP) required.
BirdSend.co joins the Newsletter Glue lineup as a fully supported email service provider. If you’re running BirdSend, you can now connect it directly and send newsletters from the WordPress editor like any other ESP.
Amazon SES is one of the most affordable ways to send newsletters. Pricing starts at $0.10 per 1,000 emails.