WooCommerce MailChimp allows you to collect email addresses from customers to use in your MailChimp campaigns. With MailChimp’s eCommerce360 feature, you can target customers who bought certain products.
Note: This product has been retired and has been replaced with the new and improved MailChimp for WooCommerce (free). Documentation is no longer being updated.
Installation
↑ Back to top- Download the .zip file from your WooCommerce.com account.
- Go to: WordPress Admin > Plugins > Add New to upload the file you downloaded with Choose File.
- Activate the extension.
Sign up for a MailChimp API
↑ Back to topSetup and Configuration
↑ Back to topEntering the API
↑ Back to top- Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Integration > MailChimp
- Enter your MailChimp API Key.
- Save.
Setting up MailChimp lists
↑ Back to top- Enter your preferences:
- MailChimp List – Select a MailChimp list from the dropdown that you want WooCommerce to populate with email addresses.
- Checkout Subscription Text – Tell customers what they are subscribing to on the checkout page.
- Checkbox Label Text – Enter a subscription label to appear next to the checkbox, e.g., Subscribe.
- Double Opt-In (optional) – Tick the box if you would like customers to receive an email asking them to confirm their subscription.
- Debug Log – Tick the box to Enable Logging. Debug logs keep a file of all communication between WooCommerce and MailChimp and are useful for troubleshooting.
- Save.
Usage
↑ Back to topFAQ
↑ Back to topThe subscription box does not show on my checkout page?
↑ Back to topWhat customer information is sent to my MailChimp account?
↑ Back to topDoes this integration use PHP sessions or cookies?
↑ Back to topThe WooCommerce MailChimp Integration uses a cookie in one place to track if an order was generated as the result of a campaign link from a MailChimp newsletter.
For the actual sending of the information to MailChimp, this is a direct request against MailChimp’s API.