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I encountered a similar problem with blog subscription services: I was using "follow.it", which would handle subscriptions and send out an email when I have a n
by kens 1y ago
I encountered a similar problem with blog subscription services: I was using "follow.it", which would handle subscriptions and send out an email when I have a new article. It worked fine until follow.it went spammy a few months ago, switching to emails that were mostly objectionable junk ads.
Does anyone have advice for handling blog subscriptions? I'm thinking of switching to Kit, which has a free tier that seems reasonable. Paid services seem to start at $50/month, which is way more than I want to spend. (Originally, Blogger handled subscriptions automatically, but Google removed that feature.)
- onetokeoverthe 1y ago[dead]
- justsid 1y agoRSS
- kens 1y agoI provide RSS but many people want to subscribe to my blog through email. So I'm looking for an email-based subscription solution in addition to RSS.