Add a function to notify subscibers of new blog posts therefore avoiding the need to have a Mailchimp or specialist plugin to carry out this task.

Follow Ups with product attributes level

It would be very nice to be able to send out purchase emails based on product attributes.

We sell software for 1,2,3 years and we would like to send out expiry reminders. All software are variable product where an attribute is the number of years. Right now we only able to send out purchase emails if we configure several hundres of emails for each unique variation. The number of years is not handled at category level (we have categories like Windows or Android software).

The "Send Email Now" button for future emails is actually a schedule feature - it's confusing.

Allow users to add "Opt in" functionality for the extension across all lists, with the option at checkout.

Its not obvious that the data being used when previewing emails from the admin is just a bunch of hardcoded generic data. Should add a notice at the top of the preview email indicating that this is just dummy data being used to show what the email will look like.

Though not crucial, it appears to be the standard to name .po files with the plugin name in it, to avoid confusion, user suggested renaming en_US.po to follow-up-emails_en-US.po.

When a product belongs to a category with other products in it and there are FUE for those other products, if you purchase product 1, you will get the FUE for product 1 and other products that category. So multiple emails are sent, one for each product.

Following templates are full page template that are rendered when /unsubscribe, /email-subscriptions, and /email-preferences pages are loaded:

• templates/email-subscriptions.php


• templates/email-unsubscribe.php


• templates/myaccount/email-preferences.php

Scripts should be localized with translation data. Strings being added to the DOM are not translation ready

There are likely more throughout the JS template files.

Right now, the way we label the different email types is a bit awkward:

http://cld.wthms.co/Q5OWKX+

http://cld.wthms.co/rifBXz+

If possible, we could clean this up a bit like so:

http://cld.wthms.co/AJG26I+

http://cld.wthms.co/xjka07+

Follow-ups has a setting, Follow Up Emails > Settings > Subscribers > Email List Preferences, that enables list management in My Account. Currently, Follow-ups dumps everything on the dashboard tab, including the Twitter handle field. It would be much cleaner to move these to a tab.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/lutrov/status/878466898693726208

Follow-ups is not following [the headings hierarchy structure that was improved in WordPress v4.4](https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/10/28/headings-hierarchy-changes-in-the-admin-screens/) on the wp-admin/admin.php?page=followup-emails page`. This is a problem for people using assistive technologies.

Also, input fields are missing appropriate labels. This too is a problem for screen readers and keyboard navigation.

Checked and confirmed this by using the [WP Tota11y](https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-tota11y/) plugin.

Email priority(https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/automated-follow-up-emails-docs/#section-5) should determine which email is queued when an order matches multiple emails. If always send is not enabled on the email, only the the highest priority email should be queued.

Send a reminder to all WooCommerce Membership users, but the email only sends to users who sign up after the email was created. The legacy Membership group isn't being sent to (anyone who became a member prior to the email creation).
In the storewide email option, it is possible to import users, but that option isn't available to the Membership group.

In the extension Woocommerce follow up emails, in all other email types, except the bookings one, the {item_names} variable creates a link to the product. It would be very helpful to extend this feature to the booking email type as well.