| 开发者 | msafi |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2011年7月29日 19:09 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 2.7 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 2.8.4 |
Development and support for this plugin have been discontinued. For great alternatives, check out this guide on the best WordPress mailing list subscription form plugin.Build a huge list. This plugin allows you to effortlessly and rapidly build a segmented and targeted list of subscribers. You need a GetResponse account to use it, however. Easy, Yet Extremely Targeted Subscription Forms This plugin allows you to easily insert GetResponse subscription forms into your WordPress content. You simply type in
[mlb /]. But you can also specify a Call to Action by doing [mlb]Subscribe to Receive More Cool Articles About This Topic[/mlb]. You can see a live example here.
The Plugin Will Automatically Segment Your Subscribers for You
The plugin doesn't only allow you to easily capture subscribers on your blog. It also segments them for you. It inserts subscribers into your GetResponse account with additional information. It basically takes your WordPress Post tags and considers them "interest" for the subscribers. So, when you see your subscribers from your GetResponse control panel, you'll see that each subscriber has an "interest" field with a list of tags next to them. The tags will come from the post from which they subscribed. This helps you know which subscribers are interested in what, so that you can then group them in different ways to increase the quality of your list, newsletters and marketing.
And Perks
Sidebar Widget
If you'd like to have a subscription form in the sidebar as well, this plugin allows you to easily configure a sidebar subscription form independent of the form that appears within your content.
Fully Ajaxed
The form submission and validation is done completely through Ajax. That means, your visitor doesn't have to leave your page when they subscribe. They see a nice "Thank You" message and they continue on browsing your site.
Custom Campaigns and Tracking Codes
In your GetResponse account you may have several "campaigns". This plugin allows you to specify the campaign for each form, like [mlb c="mycampaign"]Call to Action[/mlb] or leave it off and a default campaign will be used.
Similarly, if you're used to inserting tracking codes with your subscription form, you can do [mlb r="mysidebar"]Call to Action[/mlb]
[mlb \] tag within your post or page content and the form will simply appear where you typed the tag.
Supported Tags (Aka Shortcodes)
To integrate with GetResponse and display your form properly, MLB requires that you have at least one default GetResponse campaign in your account. In addition to that, you also can specify a default call to action message and a tracking code. MLB uses this information everytime you insert the [mlb /] tag in your content. You have variety of options in these tags:
Self Closing Tag, [mlb /]
This is the quickest way to insert a form in your content. If you just put in [mlb /] and nothing else, MLB will use your default campaign, default call to action message, and default tracking code.
Enclosing Tag, [mlb]Some Call to Action Line[/mlb]
To specify a call to action message within your content, use the enclosing tags as shown above.
Attributes
Within the first tag, you can have one or the two attributes that MLB supports. The two attributes are c, for campaign, and r, for reference or tracking code. For example, you could do [mlb c="my_second_campaign" /] or [mlb r="my_top_form"]Call to Action[/mlb]. These attributes overwrite the defaults.To use the plugin, you need an API key from GetResponse. And an API key is only available to paid accounts.
Make sure that you are logged-in to your GetResponse account, then go to this page.
Not yet. I may make plugins for those in the future...depending on how this one goes...