
Newsletter Glue
Send blog posts as newsletters, in a single click.
Our little free plugin, Newsletter Glue, is now available on the WordPress plugin directory.

We've only been up there for 3 days (without really telling people about it), but we already have some early reviews, 1 request for EmailOctopus (which we sadly can't fulfil due to their current API), and 27 downloads.

Interestingly, in the past day, we've already managed to move up the rankings for some keywords. Looking forward to seeing how this changes over time.
Up next
- Paid version of Newsletter Glue
- Sign up form gutenberg block
- Sendinblue connection
- Slew of tiny upgrades to the free plugin

It's been exactly a month since we started, and we're ready to launch the closed beta of Newsletter Glue.
Following the SLC (simple, lovable, complete) principle, Newsletter Glue only does one simple thing for now:
Send posts to subscribers straight from WordPress.
This feature is free, with the goal of getting people used to the simplicity and elegance of sending newsletters straight from WordPress.
For now, we only connect to Mailchimp. But we plan to also glue to ConvertKit and MailerLite in the very near future.
After that, we plan to create a premium plugin that glues other newsletter features like memberships, referrals, forms and more.
I haven't built the website yet, so the only way to request an invitation to the closed beta is by emailing me or DM-ing me on Twitter.
Finally, I'd really appreciate a shoutout on Twitter (click this to tweet) if you're interested and would like to support this project.

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Newsletter Glue was founded from a complete reset of an earlier product, Member Hero.
With Newsletter Glue, we're starting small and for a specific audience we know very well - indie publishers. This includes bloggers, newsletter writers and niche/local publications.
It's not launched yet, but we're on track to release the beta in mid July.

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Newsletter Glue is a WordPress plugin that helps indie publishers like myself publish on a domain they own.
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