Newsletter management for the Django webframework
Django-campaign is a newsletter campaign management app for the Django webframework. It can manage multiple newsletters with different subscriberlists.
Features
Multiple newsletters
Multiple subscriberlists
Personalization of content for every Subscriber
Subscriber model lives in your code and can have whatever fields you want
Subscriberlists are defined as orm query parameters
Send mails from your own Server (through Django’s email mechanism)
Send mails through Mandrill (a transactional email service from Mailchimp)
Send mails through Mailgun (a transactional email service)
Pluggable backends for integration with other email services
Make newsletters available online
Internal blacklist
Upgrading
If you are upgrading from a 0.2.x release the following changes are noteworthy:
The south migrations where removed in favor of Django 1.7 native migrations
The ‘debug’ and ‘django_mailer’ backends are no longer used, because setting Django’s EMAIL_BACKEND settings to the correct value has the same effect.
Documentation
The documentation is available in the docs folder and online at: http://django-campaign.readthedocs.org
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