Managing Subscriptions with Jetpack Updated on August 16, 2021 by InMotion Hosting Contributor 1 Minutes, 47 Seconds to Read Jetpack has an option to manage visitors or users that subscribe to your website. These could be users who are part of your WordPress installation, or visitors who have subscribed to your WordPress site. They can also include people that you have invited to subscribe to your site. We will walk you through the steps to access this portion of Jetpack interface. Log into the WordPress Dashboard In the menu at left, click on Jetpack. In the Jetpack Dashboard, click on Settings at the top of the screen. Under the Jetpack logo, you will see a menu bar. Click on Discussion. Scroll down the options that you see here until you find Subscriptions. By default the options that you see are active. They include: Allow users to subscribe to your post and comments and receive notifications via email, Show a “follow blog” option in the comment form, Show a “follow comments” option in the comment form. Click on any of these options to deactivate them if you wish. Underneath that section, click on the link labeled View your Email Followers. At this point, you may need to log in to your WordPress.com account that you created or connected to during the installation of the Jetpack plugin. The screen will jump to the WordPress.com interface. Select the option that you wish to use to manage your WordPress subscriptions The following options are available in the top menu bar: Team This section allows you to invite or manage the role or user who is subscribed to your site. You can also delete the data for that user in this section. Followers These are the visitors to your site that have subscribed. You can manage the user’s data here. Email Followers These are the visitors who have subscribed to your site through email. You can manage the user’s data here. Invites Here you can directly send invites to people to visit and subscribe to your site. Congratulations! You now know how to use the Jetpack plugin to manage your WordPress site subscriptions. To learn more about Jetpack, please check out our articles in the InMotion Hosting Support Center. Share this Article InMotion Hosting Contributor Content Writer InMotion Hosting contributors are highly knowledgeable individuals who create relevant content on new trends and troubleshooting techniques to help you achieve your online goals! More Articles by InMotion Hosting Related Articles How to Backup WordPress with the BackWPup Plugin Learn How to Install and Use Mailchimp in WordPress How to Create and Manage 301 Redirects in WordPress How to Add PayPal to WordPress Website Using Video Conferencing with Zoom – WordPress Plugin Create a WordPress News Website with the WP News and Scrolling Widgets plugin Getting Started: Constant Contact Plugin for WordPress Install and Use the Advanced Editor Tools WordPress Plugin The Yoast SEO Plugin: Optimize Your Website to Boost Traffic GiveWP Donation WordPress Plugin