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Event Calendar Newsletter · review · 2019-09-10T14:39:00+00:00

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a2withkids unresolved
I have Events Manager for WordPress and am looking to automate parts of my newsletter. The free version is nice, but doesn’t do anything I can’t do with a shortcode. I already have draft posts that generate content for my weekly email using shortcodes that I copy and paste from. I was looking for a solution to an automated daily newsletter that includes: 1 – Today’s events from my calendar 2 – Recent Posts 3 – Future Featured Events I am able to use my site’s main RSS feed for #2 and have the events manager RSS set for #1. I’ve been doing #3 manually which is what I was hoping to use this plugin for. I’ll keep looking for a free automation solution. Hi @a2withkids , Appreciate the feedback and yes, sounds like you have a decent setup! The plugin is meant to save you from needing to customize shortcodes for the event details and format you need. The pro version allows for the creation of customized RSS feeds to include only certain events, ie. those that are featured or belong to certain categories: https://eventcalendarnewsletter.com/docs/saving-a-template/ Cheers!

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Brian Hogg 2019-09-10T23:55:00+00:00

Hi @a2withkids , Appreciate the feedback and yes, sounds like you have a decent setup! The plugin is meant to save you from needing to customize shortcodes for the event details and format you need. The pro version allows for the creation of customized RSS feeds to include only certain events, ie. those that are featured or belong to certain categories: https://eventcalendarnewsletter.com/docs/saving-a-template/ Cheers!