... native export target: the output carries Klaviyo's own tags ({{ first_name }}, {% unsubscribe %}, preferences, view in browser), so you download, import under Content Templates, and send. No drag-and-drop, no merge-tag cleanup, no Outlook surprises. Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, MailerLite and a universal HTML mode are supported too. I built this because I wanted it for my own clients. So here's the ask: generate one at emailtemple.com free, no card then reply or DM me with where it fell ...

... under 30 minutes. Brand kit pre-loaded, eight archetypes to pick from (newsletter, product launch, welcome, announcement, event invitation, promo sale, re-engagement, transactional), preview streams live as the template builds, output pastes straight into Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, or MailerLite. No MJML, no drag-and-drop, no proprietary lock-in. What's different from the dozen other "AI email generators": Per-ESP HTML output. Each platform gets a dedicated prompt that encodes its specific HTML conventions (editable regions, merge tags, layout ...

... Hello everyone, Today, we are launching the MailerLite MCP server! There aren't many (if any) email marketing solutions that are offering MCP yet. Would love to hear use cases that could improve your email marketing game or any metrics that are missing from your current email marketing stack but you think could make a big difference. Cheers ...

... community, @MailerLite just launched their MCP server that can easily analyze your marketing campaigns, give you insights on what content to double down on, what is not working. Ideas on how to build automated segments, what sign up forms are collecting the most engaged subscribers etc. Would love to hear your thoughts on such a product, would ...

... self serve but we were clueless about the integration required and their support has been pathetic! I have struggled for 1 week to connect with them and clearly made up my mind to not continue and find an alternativevs Clevertap - you receive a response in 2-4 hours. Companies sell support as a premium offering to me makes no sense at all - you need support when you are small. Comment from Charlene Zhang(@charlene_zh1): Pay for the quality ... ... should be self-explanatory, with clear instructions and helpful UX tips to prevent me from needing to contact L1 support. Comment from Patel Smit(@smitpatel_1306): I once stuck with a tool that was slower and pricier than a

... page there might give that a try next. Did you post in a specific subreddit or just share it more generally? Comment from Veronika Leskova(@veronika_leskova1): Let's test this! We just asked for feedback on our launch @ MailerLite so far, nothing lol Any other ideas on how to get feedback would be really helpful! Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-7815048): Comment Deleted Comment from Chris Hicken(@chrishicken): @satish_das_  Yes! The shift from quantity to context ...

... native as Beehiiv s. Ghost a self-hosted option with a clean UI, subscription paywalls, and full control over branding. More technical but powerful long-term. I d add TinyLetter for minimalism if you want simplicity over features, and MailerLite if budget is a concern but you want advanced design tools. Curious what s your priority: best UX or best monetisation model? Comment from Ameenullahi Bareeroh darasimi(@ameenullahi_bareeroh_darasimi): @busmark_w_nika  Yes sure Comment from Nika(@busmark ... ... nika): @veronika_leskova1  I noticed this one! :) Thank you for reminding :) Comment from Veronika Leskova(@veronika_leskova1): Not sure if this is still relevant, but @MailerLite

... launching a product soon and trying to select the best email stack. I am currently between MailerLite + MailerSend and Loops , both seem to have a good UX. For auth emails, using Supabase for now. What's important for me: Low-risk, paying only if the project will actually gain users. Possibility to send a custom "Best matches" email that can be sent weekly automatically Or if you have any other ideas, feel free to share them. Thanks ... ... rate, the options you mentioned are good, mailchimp and sendgrid also have good free tiers (sendgrid for example 100 free emails/day). Good luck! Comment from Joseph Burutu(@joseph_burutu): I just asked my PMM about her experience using @mailerlite

... Most early founders think affiliate marketing is out of reach until they have traction or a budget. I used to think that too. But I ve been building a lightweight affiliate engine without any paid tools, using just Payhip, MailerLite, Zapier (on the free tier), and Tally. It s messy but surprisingly effective. Here s what I ve set up: A recruiter application form with Tally Free affiliate program setup via Payhip A system that tracks which recruiter referred which ... ... affiliate using hidden fields and automation All onboarding flows run through MailerLite

... tired of the show up daily content advice. So I built a system that runs without me: No calls No videos No webinars Just a Notion checklist a Gumroad product MailerLite automation. I packaged the whole system into a 199 Toolkit for other quiet builders. Inside: 30 high-leverage content & funnel prompts Printable optimization ritual system My actual faceless funnel breakdown Link if you re curious: https://anujbooster.gumroad.com/... AMA if you're building something similar ...

... weeks, were gathering opinions, predictions on the vision of email marketing in 2021 and where it s going from experts and people who face with emails on a daily basis. Besides, we asked companies like HubSpot, Kinsta, ZeroBounce, MailerLite, GetResponse (and 9 more) to provide outcomes on how COVID changed their email marketing efforts. Based on their shared answers we created a blog post: https://bit.ly/email-marketing-p... Now we re looking for even more insights from Product Hunt community ...