Smaily email marketing and automation plugin for Wordpress. Automatically generate a simple sign-up form and add new subscribers to Smaily subscribers list.
Smaily for WordPress is officially deprecated. It is no longer maintained, and no further updates or security patches will be provided. We have released Smaily Connect, a new plugin that combines support for WordPress, WooCommerce, Contact Form 7, and Elementor in a single package.
Please migrate now!
In your WordPress admin go to Plugins → Installed Plugins. Deactivate and Delete Smaily for WordPress. Go to Plugins → Add New, search for “Smaily Connect”, then Install and Activate. Open Smaily Connect and re-connect your Smaily account (subdomain, API user, API password).
For assistance, contact [email protected].
- Add new subscribers to Smaily subscribers list.
- Select autoresponder to send automated emails.
- Shortcode for adding newsletter form.
- Option for custom advanced HTML form.
- Functional with NoScript users.
- Send custom form values to Smaily.
- PHP 5.6+
- Wordpress 4.0+
Online documentation with help is available at the Knowledgebase.
All development for Smaily for Wordpress is handled via GitHub.
Opening new issues and submitting pull requests are welcome.
- Install as regular plugin.
- Open smaily plugin settings from admin side panel menu "Smaily".
- Validate your credentials.
- Go to Appearance -> Widgets.
- Place "Smaily newsletter subscription" widget where you wish.
- Using advanced tab in smaily settings will render advanced form.
- Navigate to a Pages section and select a page to edit for adding newsletter form with shortcode.
- Add a
[smaily_for_wp_newsletter_form]
shortcode to a preferred location. - You can choose a page to return in case of successful subscription by providing
success_url
attribute to the shortcode.[smaily_for_wp_newsletter_form success_url="http://www.example.com/?page_id=2"]
- You can also choose a page to return in case of error by providing
failure_url
attribute to the shortcode.[smaily_for_wp_newsletter_form failure_url="http://www.example.com/?page_id=2"]
- Default return path for both is the site's home URL.
- You can add the name field to the form by providing
show_name
attribute to the shortcode.[smaily_for_wp_newsletter_form show_name="true"]
- Targeting of a specific automation can be done by adding
autoresponder_id
attribute to the shortcode.[smaily_for_wp_newsletter_form autoresponder_id="123"]