I will like a link for readers to be able to share the newsletter. Email to a friend, Share on Whatsapp, twitter, facebook.

We'd love more options when adding Posts into the newsletter, to be able to resize the images or choose smaller images as an option. One option that would be very helpful is to have the option to ratio the image/text of a post to 1/4 image-3/4 text or even 1/3 image-2/3 text. At the moment having 1/2 - 1/2 is too large for all our posts and we're forced to release the rest as Title/List only otherwise our newsletter is too large (we're a news reporting service for the bicycle industry - we have a lot of stories to share.

I think would be good to expand the information on the user profile and not only with Woocommerce information from the users that bought something from a mailpoet email. For example: Number of orders, LTV, last orders, categories bought, products bought,products tags, etc etc, something similar like Funnelkit Automation, now we can segment but would be good to have an overview of the user insights on a single page.

Emoji is the trend, and the future too. I will like to be able to add them to my newsletters, especially the subject.

I would like to request a feature or functionality so that we can specify or have MailPoet use images from their original uploaded source file (such as JPG or PNG) instead of any versions that have been modified by image optimization plugins (such as conversion to WebP format). The problem that I've noticed is that when the email creator is placing images in the email designer, if they place the image from the media folder and that image has been converted to the WebP format, that is what gets used by MailPoet. This displays without any problems in the web browser, but many email applications (such as Outlook, for example), do not correctly display the WebP image format and so the images show up as broken or missing. However, if the email creator manually goes into the WordPress media folder and then copies the path to the ORIGINAL image that was uploaded (typically in JPG or PNG formats), if they paste that URL path into the email template, it will pull the appropriate image format that will be displayed properly in all email applications. So, there is a method to overcome this issue by manually selecting the source path. However, most people are not going to know how to do this or might not understand why their images are displaying when they create the emails, but then appear broken when viewed by their subscribers. It also creates additional technical steps the user has to do for each image that is added to the email. If there was a way for MailPoet to automatically identify and reference the compatible image formats (JPG, PNG, and GIF), that would be a fantastic feature and likely reduce a lot of problems. We need those next-generation image formats like WebP for the benefits they provide to our websites, but they cannot be used for the emails that get sent out to subscribers.

I would like to be able to setup re-engagement email campaigns that include the engagement score of each subscriber in the segment that I setup the campaign for. This way, I can inform them of the implication of their score and what should be their appropriate response.

We would like to "refresh" our inactive subscribers and give them another chance to become active. I'm seeking the ability to send re-engagement emails to inactive subscribers. This is currently not possible (you can only send to active subscribers).

We would love to have one more options when adding post to newsletter, that would seems useful for many other users too : have an option to display publish date for the post(s) in the "articles" block options and for the latest posts block. We were really surprised that was not already an option. This feature request was discussed in wordpress forum here : https://wordpress.org/support/topic/display-post-date-in-newsletter/#post-15872264

Sorting by Asc or Dsc doesn't cover the real range of options. Consider 10 events laid out for the year. We don't want the oldest three and don't want the farthest three - we want the closest three forward of today

I would like to have a visual graph to show subscriber subscriptions, withdrawals, bounces, etc. This would be a very useful feature. And a necessary feature for management. It would be even better if we could see the cumulative number on a line graph.