If they ignore the confirmation email, nothing will happen. If they click Confirm, they’ll receive a notification of every future post by email (each containing a link to Manage Subscriptions, so they can unsubscribe at any time). When visitors choose to subscribe, and type in their email address, in a few minutes they’ll get a confirmation email that looks like something like this: Click on it, and drag it to the sidebar on the right. You will see a widget called ‘Blog Subscriptions (Jetpack)’. To add the Subscriptions Widget to your sidebar, go to your Dashboard. You can also add subscriptions to your sidebar, which we strongly recommend. It will look something like this, depending on the theme you are using. One is on by default, the other you have to active manually.īy default, you will see two new checkboxes on every blog post, at the bottom of the comments form. The UI for Subscriptions can appear in two places. Where will subscriptions appears on your blog? Visitors can choose to subscribe to new posts, or to subscribe to new comments on a post they have already commented on, so they can stay involved in the conversation. It will not unsubscribe you simply by clicking the unsubscribe button. Subscriptions, like all other features in Jetpack, requires no special magic to activate. I just went to the link and it worked great, BUT, as Cynt said, you need to hover over the unsubscribe button and it will pop up a question about whether you want to do this or not.
#How to unsubscribe from emails i get from blogger how to#
How to turn Subscriptions onĪll features in Jetpack 1.2 are on by default. Your blog is still yours, but subscriptions are handled, by us, for free, on your behalf. The servers handle the messy work of sending and managing all the emails for you. The reason why we can offer this in the Jetpack plugin is because of.
This is similar to what Feedburner and others services do.
But if you can get them to subscribe, Jetpack will let them know when there’s a new post, so they can return and give you more traffic. Unless you have a valid reason to use global unsubscribes, we strongly recommend that you insert Group unsubscribe links your emails. This guide shows you exactly how to achieve that with Sendgrid and the options you have when doing so. Since we want you to get the most out of Jetpack, we’re taking a few minutes to explain what it does and how it works. Unsubscribe links need to be in every email you send. The major new feature in Jetpack 1.2 is email subscriptions.
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