The RSS email is simply an email template that you can customize to include the latest items from a particular feed, such as the RSS feed from your blog. Next, create the RSS email that will go out to your blog subscribers. Enter Yes as the value for all rows in the subscription status property column. Be sure to include a column for Email with your contacts' email addresses and a column with a header that matches the property label for your subscription status property. If you already have an existing list of contacts subscribed to your blog emails, you can import the list from a spreadsheet. Set your list filters to Contact property | select the property you created | is equal to | Yes.In the upper left, click the pencil edit icon and enter a name for the list, then click the dropdown menu and select Active list.In your HubSpot account, navigate to Contacts > Lists.Next, create an active list of your blog subscribers: Ĭreate an active list of blog subscribers You can embed this form on your external blog pages. Under Add form field, use the search bar to find the property you just created, and click the property to add it to your form.Click Create form, select Regular Form and click Next.In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Lead Capture > Forms.Next, create a subscription form for these emails that you can embed on your external blog pages so that visitors can easily subscribe. Ĭreate a subscription form for your external website Click the Field type dropdown menu and s elect Single checkbox. This will be used in your subscription form to manage which contacts receive your blog subscription emails. Next, create a custom contact property for your external blog. If you have General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) functionality enabled in your account, add a process and operation for your subscription type.In the dialog box, add a name and description for your new subscription type, then click Save.In the left sidebar menu, navigate to Marketing > Email.
If you don't host your blog with HubSpot, you can still offer an email-based subscription (RSS) to your blog using HubSpot.
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