• Currently this plugin allows adding all WooCommerce customers to a specific Sendinblue list when they purchase a product.

    This is great for adding all customers to the same standard newsletter list, but it’s also very common to want to add a customer to a specific list for that product.

    Right now, unlike Mailchimp, it is extremely difficult to do this. Steps include:

    • Enabling aggressive JS tracking on all pages, that is easily blocked by ad blockers.
    • Setting up a Sendinblue automation that depends on this JS tracking working, and inspecting the event to determine which product was purchased.

    This JS tracking/automation approach in my experience fails often. But reliably adding purchasers of a product to a specific list (e.g. name of that product) is an important part of my purchase flow that needs to work 100% of the time.

    As a proposed solution, please can you add the “subscribe options” form to the edit page of each product, so purchasers of each product can be added to a specific list?

    Here’s an example from the global configuration (for all purchasers):
    Screenshot

    Thank you!

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  • Thread Starter Alec Rust

    (@alecrust)

    Perhaps there’s some way to do this (add to product-specific list) via your API from within WordPress after a checkout has occurred?

    Are there any examples of calling the API from within e.g. functions.php using this plugin’s credentials?

    Thread Starter Alec Rust

    (@alecrust)

    This plugin is exactly the feature that I think should be part of your official Sendinblue/WooCommerce plugin:

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/link-products-to-sendinblue/

    Screenshot

    Plugin Support alexisbienayme

    (@alexisbienayme)

    Hi Alec,

    Thanks for contacting us !

    For now, the only way is to use Automation to add contacts who have made specific purchases to a list.

    I have escalated your suggestion to our Plugin team so that it takes into account your need for future developments.

    I remain at your disposal for any information.

    Best regards,`

    Thread Starter Alec Rust

    (@alecrust)

    For now, the only way is to use Automation to add contacts who have made specific purchases to a list.

    Thank you for confirming this. Sadly this method is unreliable due to your tracking code being blocked in customer’s browsers.

    I appreciate you adding it as a feature request, it would be extremely useful 🙏

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