Rating: 1 star
MC for WP has upgraded to ver4 while this plugin has not updated.
It now shows just 1 week and not always accurately.
The Support requests have not been addressed for months so it looks like this is toast.
Rating: 5 stars
I’m surprised it’s not more popular on WordPress, I’d say it’s more important even than my Google Analytics plugin.
An easy and simple way to see my daily mailing growth (which I honestly can’t even find in the official mailchimp website, I only see growth by month but not by day).
Keep up the good work Dan!
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Very handy executive summary of your Mailchimp list anayltics right in the dashboard. Thanks!
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Short, sweet and to the point.
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If I didn’t need to stop by my MailChimp account regularly and liked to check out my WordPress dashboard, I’d love this simple plugin.
A quick glance at the graphs shows me both my new subscription numbers and unsubscribes. Another quick click and I can see how much my list has grown over the past three months.
Very nice. ??
Rating: 4 stars
It is a nice tool, now I don’t have to log into WordPress to monitor traffic. One thing that’s weird is on the graph, the vertical axis is defined by decimals, in increments of 0.2 subscribers. I don’t know how one could have 0.2 subsribers, 30.6 or 3.4 subscribers sign up on a particular day! Shouldn’t those be integer values?
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My site had automatically updated WordPress to 4.4.1 yesterday evening – I tried installing the MailChimp Activity plugin (from a Zip) this morning. I was dumped out of the page and was locked out of /wp-admin with a Server 500 Error – i.e. this plugin broke the backend of my site. I resolved the issue by reaching the plugins directory via FTP and manually deleting plugin to restore normal service.
Looks like it will be a useful plugin for me though – and Danny got right back to me to try and diagnose the issue, so once it’s resolved I’ll definitely try again.
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Disclaimer: I’m the plugin author.
We’ve been using this plugin internally for quite a few months now to show MailChimp list sizes right in our WordPress dashboard so we didn’t have to log into our MailChimp account every now and then to monitor list related activity.
So yes, we use it on a daily basis and love it. Now we decided to share it with you, for free. ??
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