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Best tools you recommend to catch emails with worpress (9)

10-04-2016 03:10 PM #1 ruben75 (Member)
Best tools you recommend to catch emails with worpress

I was just wondering,

I have few blogs with good traffic.
I had some basic tools but want to go to the next step to have strong conversion rates.
I tried ThriveLeads that appears to be super buggy with a support not very reliable...

Looking for the best tools that are working well and possibly be affordable.

Let me know!

Thanks

10-04-2016 03:43 PM #2 simon_zdm (AMC Alumnus)

Maybe try OptinMonster? - http://optinmonster.com/features/

Lead pages is also good if you want lander templates as well - https://www.leadpages.net/features

10-04-2016 08:07 PM #3 matuloo (Legendary Moderator)

I see aweber being used by a lot of bloggers, not sure if it's the "best" option or not tho. I would like to know what people are using too as I will soon need a tool like this myself. Any suggestions?

10-05-2016 04:52 AM #4 erikgyepes (Moderator)

I'm using GetResponse for catching e-mails and mailing my blog subscribers, but basically each mailing provider offers a plugin for WordPress as well.

10-05-2016 06:26 AM #5 kacperp (Member)

I've been using Optin Monster on my sites and it's pretty good.
Definitely cheaper than most of the exit-intent technologies used by big brands. You can also use VIP20OFF to get additional 20% of any package.

10-05-2016 07:19 AM #6 xentaa (AMC Alumnus)

Using this one: https://codecanyon.net/item/ninja-po...dpress/3476479 .

10-05-2016 10:29 AM #7 caurmen (Administrator)

I've been using OptinCat, but largely because I didn't want to spend half a day writing my own.

My guess is that most of the plugins will do roughly the same thing - pop a popup when the mouse goes off the window or after a certain period of time. I'd be interested to hear if Optin Monster or other plugins are actually doing something clever beyond that.

Protip: if you're also doing in-page subscribe forms, which you probably should, use a single-button approach which then pops a form, not an inline form. Definitely increases conversions for most people.

As for which mailing list provider to use - Aweber does the job, certainly, but these days I'd look at a programmatic mailer with more sophisticated automated features. Something like Drip is good, but there are a bunch of them popping up these days and I don't think there's a clear winner yet. (I'd also be interested in more recommendations there!)

10-06-2016 02:37 PM #8 ruben75 (Member)

Finally I'm trying Bloom now,

Seems decent for the price, even if the AB testing tool could be improved

10-07-2016 05:09 PM #9 Mia (Member)

I use mailchimp for my blog. It's powerful and simple.

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