Set a custom unsubscription URL for your (sadly no-longer-subscribed) subscribers
I like building features that give you, the beloved customer, the power to customize Buttondown as you see fit.
Generally these are happy features: better analytics, smart scheduling, that sort of thing.
Sometimes, though, people unsubscribe. Buttondown gives them a curt and plain exit survey asking them why they unsubscribed, but you can now override that default with a link of your choice.
Personally, I’m a little bitter whenever someone unsubscribes, and I want them to know that I take it personally. So I’ve overwritten my unsubscription URL to something a little special:
Curious what that gif is? Take a look.
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- Compare analytics from multiple emails
- Saved draft recipients
- Buttondown's funding of open source software
- Why you need to include a physical address in your newsletter
- Adding a Buttondown subscription form to Weebly
- Annual subscriptions for paid newsletters
- Reminding folks to confirm their subscription
- Adding a Buttondown subscription form to Squarespace
- Adding a Buttondown subscription form to Webflow
- Embedding Instagram photos into your emails
- Customizing your subscription form to tag new subscribers
- How to opt out of analytics and email tracking
- Managing your drafts through the API
- Open Beta: Multiple newsletters
- Easy subscriber filters
- Scheduling emails through the API
- Sending newsletters that get delivered
- May Updates
- April Updates
- March Updates
- February Updates
- Winter Update
- June Updates
- May Updates
- April Updates
- March Updates
- Nicer archive pages!
- Markdown is easier than ever
- January Updates
- 2017: In Review
- Introducing subscriber events
- Learning about unsubscribed users
- A new blog
- Learn more about your subscribers!
- Send emails to certain tags!
- Gravatar support
- Subscriber sources
- Embeddable subscription widget
- Creating drafts via email
- Subscriber and archive search