Can I Embed an Archive of My Sent Newsletters on My Website?

Yes, it is possible to embed an archive of your sent newsletters on your website. You can use the external archive feature (Archive > External Archive) in MAILINGWORK. This tool allows you to add your sent newsletters to an external archive and remove them if necessary.

To embed the archive on your website, use the HTML and CSS code generated by MAILINGWORK to integrate the external archive into your web design seamlessly.

For more information on setting up and using the external archive, please refer to our documentation.

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