Something like: We noticed you haven't shopped with us for a while. Check out our new products bla bla blah then SHOP button.

We are currently unable to create segments on Welcome emails. We need to send a reminders to new signups [aka Welcome Emails] that have not opened/not clicked (or opened/clicked) their welcome voucher email/link. This is vital for engaging clients in a timely manner and checking delivery.

I completely understand that bulk confirmation mails are a no from a spam perspective. But it creates a problem when mailpoet is added to an already active site. New members get welcome mail, but there is no such option to send to old members. Sending confirmation mail to old users (700+) is tedious. Yes, a pop-up subscription helps, but there should be a way to communicate to already old subscribers that a new mail service for newsletter is on offer. They can then decide to opt in or not. It may be an onetime possibility. It can even be a fixed text notice, that ensures that no spammy stuff is included. But I have been scratching head to send mail to my 700+ wordpress subscribers to tell them that monthly and weekly newsletters are now available for society members.

Display the detail of cart content (items, price, etc) in WooCommerce abandoned cart emails.

Currently MailPoet does not log the transactional emails, so website owners don't know which emails are getting through, opened, clicked, bounced, etc. Logging ALL emails will give a lot more info and control to website owners, as the website owner will be able to make necessary changes to keep their list/emails in good standing.

Just a clean form with a confirmation would do the job. No need of this label. Thank you in advance!

We have many requests to inform customers if some product back in stock... Is there any way to use MailPoet to handle such subscriptions?

Add the ability to initiate email messages and add/remove contacts from lists based on subscriber actions.

The mail inbox is typically a one-way road: We send mails and the user reads or ignores the mail, and maybe clicks on a link. I think there should (and can) be more interaction via email, from the reader/customer to the writer/company: I would like to embed forms inside emails to ask subscribers for feedback - e.g. right after subscription ("what content are you most interested in"), after a purchase ("please write a short review"), etc. Some notes and samples: Technically it's possible, freemius.com sends review-forms via email a few days after the purchase. A screenshot of that email is below. Here's an article on that topic: https://www.campaignmonitor.com/resources/guides/email-forms/ For me (and other devs) a valid solution could be, to have an API that allows us to code the HTML form, as suggested here: https://feedback.mailpoet.com/feature-requests/p/api-to-create-custom-content-blocks

Need a setting to hide popups from existing subscribers