Email Marketing vBulletin Integration
Posted by: Matt In: Email Marketing
22 Oct 2009We’ve been hard at work integrating our email marketing software with WordPress, Twitter, Facebook, and now vBulletin.
You can now integrate subscriptions to your newsletters during the vBulletin registration process, so as to not force the user to submit multiple forms. The newsletter subscription will be submitted as soon as the user finishes registering for vBulletin access.

To include this on your own vBulletin registration form, download our vBulletin plugin and import it as a new product in the vBulletin admin section.
Setting this up involves three quick steps:
- Create new user profile fields for “Yes/No” radio options, and (optional) “Name” textbox.
- Import the XML file to the Manage Products page in vBulletin admin section.
- Fill in your ActiveCampaign Email Marketing details on the vBulletin Options/Settings page.
vBulletin users can also manage their subscription(s) to your mailing list(s) directly from their forum account.


For more information, additional screenshots, and instructions, visit our email marketing vBulletin integration page.
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4 Responses to Email Marketing vBulletin Integration
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October 24th, 2009 at 12:20 pm
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Leo Brazil
November 26th, 2009 at 8:26 am
This is a great add on for vB users, thank you.
How about e-mail template that could pull out popular threads, new posts, etc.
Buy the way, hope this will be updated to vB4.0
Jason
December 1st, 2009 at 10:45 am
Hi Leo,
That could be considered in the future. You may want to post it at feedback.activecampaign.com
We will be updating to make sure it works with vb 4.0
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