MailChimp Subscription Plus

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Email marketing is still one of the best ways to drive traffic to your website. You can use this WordPress plugin to add a MailChimp subscription form below your blog, right in your articles or on other places using the widget. The Ajax technology takes care about that visitor doesn’t have to leave your website while the form data gets submitted. The idea for this plugin came up because I created a new mailing list for my website. By using the RSS-driven campaign feature from MailChimp, it’s possible to send new blog posts to my website’s subscribers. Check the features: Add the subscription form to any page or post by using a shortcode or just include for all blog posts Add the form into your blog’s sidebar using the widget Double opt-in is supported Using nonces for simple form value validation The visitor stays on your website while submitting the form data You can change/translate all plugin text by using a localization tool The form HTML is compatible with the Bootstrap CSS framework (v3) Optional: use the CSS style-sheet included with the plugin Track succesfully submitted forms in Google Analytics and Clicky The plugin includes JS and CSS files only if the form is present (there is also an option to include these files sitewide) There are several other plugins with a similar function, but I think my approach is better to get more subscriptions. To use this plugin you need a working MailChimp account, a fully configured mailing list and a MailChimp API key. Click here to open a free MailChimp account (good for 2000 subscribers and 12000 emails/month). The plugin doesn’t use the official MailChimp API wrapper and instead the super-simple MailChimp API v3 wrapper provided by Drew McLellan.