Category: Documentation

Templates are an essential part of Mailster. They define the look and feel of your campaigns. You can find all installed templates at Newsletter => Templates.

General Idea Structure A Mailster Template includes at least two Template Files: You can add additional Template Files in this folder. While the index.html file contains all available modules the notification.html file contains only a text area that is used for notifications (e.g. confirmation, new subscriber info, and emails used by WordPress with the wp_mail() […]

Similar to exporting subscribers you can also delete subscribers. While you can delete subscribers from the Subscribers Overview page it’s faster to process large batches via this page. Remove all actions from affected users This option will remove all actions like clicks, opens, bounces unsubscribes of the selected users. Automation Mailster can keep your list […]

Mailster provides detailed statistics about your campaigns and the subscribers who opened them.

Mailster allows managing all your subscribers inside your WordPress installation. They are stored in tables in the same database as the regular tables from WordPress.

The Campaign Overview page gives you a quick overview of all your campaigns. It’s similar to the post overview page where all.

The Frontpage displays your newsletter as a “web version”. It provides a top bar with a link to your homepage, the campaign’s title, a next and previous button to display the next or previous campaign (if it exists), an optional share button, and a button to close the frame.

The campaign editor is the heart of Mailster and allows you to quickly build your campaigns. You can also create Autoresponder as well as Notification templates. If your campaign has finished this page looks different. Similar to Post in WordPress, you create a new campaign by clicking on the New Campaign sub-menu entry. Campaign Title […]