Welcome to the Mailchimp Newsletters WordPress plugin.  You are just minutes away from creating, testing and sending email campaigns through your Mailchimp account directly from your WordPress Admin.  Our out-of-the-box features include the ability to populate a multi-email-reader-compatible template with content picked from your WordPress posts branded with your logo and even optionally including your own in-house ads.

Have your own templates?  Want to re-run previous Campaigns or source your content from 3rd parties?  No problem.  Our plugin also provides an html scraper function that can grab the source of any publicly published template.  We not only import the content but also provide the ability to include updated Google tracking codes.

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• Download from WordPress

• • install ip-newsletters-for-mailchimp and advanced-custom-fields
  • visit your Mailchimp Settings -> Developer to get your api url and key
  • set the api url, key, from and reply (yoursite/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=ipmcn)
  • you’re ready to mail

• • this template requires Mailing Subject, List, a branded header/logo and post(s) picked from your WordPress library
  • you can optionally add a Preheader (preview text in email readers), Ad image/link and Google utm parameters to encode on your links
  • functions at the bottom of the UI allow you to specify a Deployment Date in the future, send tests to a comma delimited list of test recipients, stage the Mailing and Mailchimp or Schedule it to send.  Each function is executed by the combination of checking its checkbox and saving the mailing post.
  • api responses are displayed at the top of the page after saving

• • this template requires Mailing Subject, List, and a url to fetch source html (this can be a published template, example here: https://www.iproduction.com/custommailingtemplates/template.html or a template saved and shared from Mailchimp.

Where do I find the numeric ids of my Mailchimp Lists?

Answer: Go to the plugin’s WordPress options page (/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=ipmcn). Click on Submit after Issue api call to return available lists.

Why doesn’t my mailing look good in Gmail?

Check the image sizes: intrinsic width > 1000px can break email templates.  Check for css errors:  Gmail is very strict.  It strips all scripts and any style block without perfect syntax.  This can also apply to inline styles.