Direct Link to Subscribe to a WP.com Blog

Direct Link to Subscription

FAQ - Don’t I need to inform my readers before hand that they would be redirected to a widget on clicking that link since they might not be expecting that?

Yes, you might want to do that. And this can be easily achieved in either of the following two ways:

Method 1: Use the Title parameter in the <a> tag to give them directions. The readers will view these directions when they hover over the link.

Subscribe now!

Code –  <a title=“You will be redirected to my Subscription widget on clicking this” href=http://genobz.wordpress.com/#blog_subscription-5 >

Method 2: Use a separate page to give them directions. Check the page I use

On this new page, you can put up images as a guide.

Here is the image that I have used -

Hope this post helped you!

Do let me know what you think about this post.

Let me know if any link is broken. I shall fix it asap.


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14 Responses to “Direct Link to Subscribe to a WP.com Blog”
  1. Dear genobz,
    I was directed to this page by timethief on the WP forum (http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/adding-email-subscriptions-on-posts?replies=5#post-702071). This tip really worked for me. It was just about what I was looking for. Thank you for taking the pains to share this!

    Greetings, Evita Martina
    (aka IvichieSays)

  2. falling4food says:

    hi, i’m trying to use this method for my blog and i want to add the subscribe button to my menu at the top of the page. for some reason it’s not showing up when i create the custom link and add it to my menu. any ideas? thanks!

  3. Ro says:

    Does this work with bought domain names? My blog doesn’t have a “name.wordpress.com” address.

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