How to Connect WordPress With GetResponse

GetResponse API key page

Are you trying to make your WordPress site work better with GetResponse for email marketing?

This article will show you how to connect your WordPress site to GetResponse using MailOptin. Whether you’re new to email marketing or looking to improve your current setup, we’ll take you through each step to ensure everything runs smoothly.

Connecting WordPress To GetResponse

To connect WordPress with GetResponse, please ensure you have the MailOptin plugin installed and activated on your WordPress site.

To begin, log in to your WordPress admin panel and navigate to MailOptin > Integrations.

At the GetResponse Connection section, click the GetResponse account link beneath the API key text field.

You will be redirected to GetResponse, where you must log in to your account. After logging in, your API key will be displayed.

Copy your GetResponse API key, paste it in the “Enter API Key” text field, and click the “Save Changes” button to save.

GetResponse Max Integration

If you’re a GetResponse Max customer (formerly GetResponse360), configure these additional steps.

Begin by checking “Activate” beside the GetResponse Max account section.

Next, add your GetResponse Registered Domain. This is the domain that you registered with GetResponse. The domain should be in the format example.com and should not include “www”, “http://” or “https://” prefixes.

Then select your account region: Poland or Others for all other countries.

When you’re done, you can click on Save Changes.

Conclusion

Connecting WordPress with GetResponse using MailOptin is a straightforward process that can significantly improve your email marketing efforts. Once you’ve set everything up, you can easily capture leads and send newsletters to keep your audience informed and engaged.

If you have any questions or need more help, contact our support team.

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