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November 28th, 2009

WordPress Launches Email Blogs Subscriptions

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Wordpress WordPress Launches Email Blogs Subscriptions While there was always a way for subscribing to blogs via RSS and other FeedBurner, WordPress The Open Source” is still working to make the method simpler. WordPress.com’s parent company Automattic has now added an email subscription feature to the popular free blogging service.

John wrote on the WordPress blog

This is a very simple way for your readers to subscribe to your blog and receive updates by email. Anyone can subscribe, whether they have a WordPress.com account or not. All you need to do is add the Blog Subscription widget to your blog and then you and your readers are ready to go,” Auttomatic, the company behind WordPress.com and the open-source blogging platform, “If a visitor is logged in to WordPress they need only press the Subscribe Me! button, otherwise they can enter their email address.

All you need to do to get the feature on your blog on WordPress.com is to install the Blog Subscription widget. After this, any visitor to your blog would be able to subscribe by email, regardless of the blogging platform they are using. The emails are formatted with HTLM so that the post keeps its structure, photos, videos, and more like such.

Seems like WordPress fans were waiting for this update since its inception and finally they have it. The feature is brilliant and will surely help many, so go ahead play with and discover what you achieve.


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  1. WordPress Launches Email Blogs Subscriptions http://bit.ly/7t0ioZ #wordpress #blog #bloggers

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  2. Is it right to replace Feedburner subscription option with new WordPress widget.

  3. @himanshu

    I think feedburner has many other option what wordpress still don’t have..So its depends on what you like..e,g feedburner have counter,custom templete etc.

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