BlogAid

Help for DIY Site Owners and Webmasters - WordPress, SEO, HTTPS, Security, and Performance

New MailChimp user Interface is Here

by

PinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsApp

MailChimpLogoToday, the new MailChimp User Interface (UI) becomes permanent. You will no longer be able to switch back to the original. A lot has changed, and you may be a little disoriented moving around. See the video below to get your bearings. I’m also fully updating the MailChimp Video Course for the new UI, plus adding new tutorials to help create great looking subscription widgets and emails. It’s a step-by-step course to take your from start to finish with creating a successful email list.

PinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsApp

About MaAnna Stephenson

MaAnna is a geek who can still speak in plain English. She helps DIY site owners plus webmasters and designers create sites that are secure, perform well, and get noticed by search engines and readers.

This book could save you hundreds of dollars and months of frustration. Get it free with your subscription to BlogAid News plus my blog posts.
Privacy Policy



Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Sue says

    September 3, 2013 at 8:43 pm

    Good Morning, I have a new business and am about to get MailChimp. Must admit pretty scared as so not a techy person. Everytime I look at your youtube tutorials or at Mailchimps homepage I become more confused and put off doing anything. My first question is. Will I get a new email address……[email protected] or do I use my current big pond email address?Kind Regards Sue

    • MaAnna Stephenson says

      September 3, 2013 at 9:03 pm

      Hi Sue. MailChimp is a delivery service for sending. It’s not an email client, like Gmail. So, you don’t get another email address. But, MailChimp does require you to provide contact info for yourself including your name, a street address, and an email address. These things will be publicly viewable at the bottom of every email you send to your List. (It’s to stay in compliance with the federal CAN-SPAM Act.)

      You might be interested in the full MailChimp Video Course that walks you through everything from beginning to end. The vids that I have on YouTube are overviews, or tidbits on specific topics.