{"id":4398,"date":"2019-05-13T15:12:02","date_gmt":"2019-05-13T15:12:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/shortpixel.com/blog\/?p=4398"},"modified":"2023-12-20T13:56:24","modified_gmt":"2023-12-20T11:56:24","slug":"8-top-newsletters-world-of-wordpress","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/shortpixel.com\/blog\/8-top-newsletters-world-of-wordpress\/","title":{"rendered":"8 Top Newsletters for Keeping Up With the World of WordPress"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"top<\/a>WordPress is more than just a platform for building websites. It\u2019s a global community made up of developers, bloggers, and a host of other people invested in making the platform better. With so much activity taking place across the world, it can be hard to keep track of all things WordPress.<\/p>\n

Fortunately, there are also plenty of excellent resources dedicated to sharing WordPress news. By subscribing to a combination of daily, weekly, and monthly newsletters from WordPress professionals and enthusiasts, you\u2019ll be able to stay in the loop. Plus, you\u2019ll also be better positioned to prepare for upcoming developments.<\/p>\n

In this post, we\u2019ve compiled a list of eight of the best newsletters for keeping up with the world of WordPress. You\u2019ll learn more about what each one covers, who runs it, and why it\u2019s invaluable to WordPress users. Let\u2019s get to it!<\/p>\n

1. MasterWP<\/a><\/h4>\n

\"masterWP<\/a>Every Wednesday, MasterWP<\/a> sends out a newsletter full of useful tools, apps, and links. Designed for WordPress professionals, this weekly email is meant to provide additional resources for those who make their living working with the platform.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re a WordPress developer or designer, it\u2019s always helpful to be in the know when it comes to tools that can make your job easier. This particular newsletter is written by Ben Gillbanks from Pro Themes Design<\/a> and Alex Denning from Ellipsis Marketing<\/a>, so you can trust that the information you\u2019re getting is coming from other experienced and successful WordPress professionals.<\/p>\n

\"gutenberg<\/a>To subscribe, all you have to do is head over to the MasterWP website. The subscription form is quick and easy to complete, and you can keep track of how long you\u2019ll have to wait for your first issue by checking out the handy countdown timer.<\/p>\n

2. WordPress Newsletter<\/a><\/h4>\n

\"beginner<\/a>WP Beginner\u2019s WordPress Newsletter<\/a> will keep you up to date with one of the platform\u2019s most popular resources. Founded in 2009, WP Beginner is a site full of resources for those new to the platform (although it can be useful for experienced WordPress users, too). Its blog is packed with helpful guides on topics including hosting, blogging, e-Commerce, email marketing, and so on.<\/p>\n

Once a week, subscribers to this site\u2019s newsletter receive exclusive editorial content featuring helpful tips and tricks, as well as news related to WP Beginner specifically. You can also sign up for daily emails if you want more frequent updates.<\/p>\n

\"wpbeginner<\/a>You can sign up for the WordPress Newsletter on the WP Beginner site. In the subscription form, be sure to take advantage of the option to specify the type of content you want to receive. That way, you can prevent your inbox from becoming too cluttered.<\/p>\n

3. The WordCandy Weekly<\/a><\/h4>\n

\"the<\/a>If you want to keep up with the latest WordPress-related news, but don\u2019t want to spend a lot of time searching for it, The WordCandy Weekly<\/a> can help. As a subscriber, you\u2019ll receive concise weekly reports summarizing recent activity in the WordPress community, including security patches, updates, and more.<\/p>\n

WordCandy is a content agency that creates blog posts and other web content for many WordPress businesses. Working alongside some of the most prominent theme and plugin developers, hosting providers, and other key WordPress community members, helps keep this newsletter\u2019s creators on top of what\u2019s going on with the platform.<\/p>\n

\"wordcandy<\/a>You can subscribe on the WordCandy website<\/a>, and expect new issues in your inbox every Monday. Plus, you can even see the latest issue of the newsletter right on the site, so you know exactly what type of content you\u2019ll be getting.<\/p>\n

4. Blondish<\/h4>\n

\"subscribers<\/a>Nile Flores of Blondish.net is a WordPress developer and designer. In addition to checking out her informative podcast and blog, you can subscribe to her newsletter for weekly emails featuring tips and tricks related to both blogging and WordPress.<\/p>\n

Large-scale resources such as WP Beginner are invaluable to many WordPress users. However, seeking out a personal take from a professional in the community can provide unique insights that you won\u2019t find elsewhere. Experienced developers and bloggers such as Flores are a prime example.<\/p>\n

\"blondish<\/a>You can find Flores\u2019 blog, podcast, and more on Blondish.net. Her newsletter subscription form is at the bottom of every page, so you can easily find it and get connected.<\/p>\n

5. The (New) WP Wednesday<\/a><\/h4>\n

\"New<\/a>The (New) WP Wednesday<\/a> focuses on the needs of WordPress freelancers. While there are many shared concerns among all types of WordPress professionals, freelancers have a specific set of needs and interests. Therefore, this newsletter includes information about general WordPress happenings, as well as advice on how to manage your business.<\/p>\n

Backing up The (New) WP Wednesday is the Agency Mavericks<\/a> community. WP Elevation is made up of experienced WordPress consultants, and it provides resources and courses to help WordPress professionals take their businesses to the next level. It can help you better your technical knowledge, or work on skills such as predicting and managing income.<\/p>\n

\"WordPress<\/a>This newsletter has its own site, where you can subscribe to receive weekly curated emails. You can also check out the WP Elevation blog<\/a> and podcast<\/a> for even more resources.<\/p>\n

6. WPLift<\/a><\/h4>\n

\"weekly<\/a>WPLift<\/a> is an excellent source of information on all the latest details on free WordPress themes and plugins. Its newsletter compiles the most important WordPress-related news from the past week, along with tutorials, resources, and the site\u2019s latest blog posts.<\/p>\n

WPLift owner Daan Tol is an experienced online marketer, and this resource has long been a staple of the WordPres blog community (as you can see from its 17,000-strong subscriber list). Each newsletter includes some insights from Tol, so you\u2019ll get more than just a list of links in your inbox each week.<\/p>\n

\"wordpress<\/a>You can subscribe to this newsletter on the WPLift website. While you\u2019re there, you may want to consider checking out its other helpful reviews and tutorials as well.<\/p>\n

7. Tom McFarlin<\/a><\/h4>\n

\"Tom<\/a>With so many sources of WordPress news out there, it can be hard to keep up with every blog and podcast. Tom McFarlin<\/a> recognizes that, which is why he started a monthly newsletter to catch readers up on his most popular recent posts, as well as his current deals and other offers.<\/p>\n

McFarlin is not only an avid blogger and podcaster, but also an experienced developer for WebDevStudios<\/a> who also runs his own business (Pressware<\/a>). In addition to spreading information about WordPress on his blog and podcast, he\u2019s spoken at WordCamps and meetups within the community.<\/p>\n

\"Tom<\/a>You can check out McFarlin\u2019s blog<\/a> and podcast<\/a> on his website, and subscribe to his newsletter there as well. Just keep in mind that this is a monthly newsletter, so don’t expect a new issue in your inbox right away.<\/p>\n

8. wpMail.me<\/a><\/h4>\n

\"wpmail<\/a>You can\u2019t read every WordPress-related blog post and article that goes live across the web \u2013 there are just too many of them. That\u2019s why newsletters such as wpMail.me<\/a> are so handy. Once a week, you can expect a roundup of the most recent and relevant articles for you to peruse and prioritize.<\/p>\n

This newsletter is published by Cozmoslabs<\/a>, a business focused on WordPress plugin development, maintenance, and support. It was founded by Cozmoslabs developer Cristian Antohe, who has more than seven years of experience in the industry.<\/p>\n

\"wp<\/a>wpMail.me has its own dedicated site, where you can subscribe to receive weekly WordPress news roundups. In addition to wpMail.me, Cozmoslabs has another newsletter<\/a> dedicated to sharing information about new plugins, discounts, and its own recent activities.<\/p>\n

Conclusion<\/h6>\n

It\u2019s impossible to keep track of every little thing that goes on in the WordPress community. However, subscribing to some of the top newsletters dedicated to the platform can help you stay informed and get involved.<\/p>\n

Newsletters from WordPress professionals such as Nile Flores<\/a> and Tom McFarlin<\/a> provide unique insights into what\u2019s going on with the platform. When you combine them with comprehensive digests from The WordCandy Weekly<\/a> and The (New) WP Wednesday<\/a>, you\u2019ll get a well-balanced view of what\u2019s going on in the world of WordPress.<\/p>\n

Want to know more about WordPress newsletters? Let\u2019s discuss them in the comments section below!<\/p>\n

Author’s bio: <\/strong>Will Morris is a staff writer at WordCandy.co<\/a>. When he’s not writing about WordPress, he likes to gig his stand-up comedy routine on the local circuit.<\/p>\n

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