Setting up your First Notifybot Notification Updated on August 16, 2021 by Carrie Smaha 1 Minutes, 17 Seconds to Read In the previous article about Notifybot, we covered setting up the basic configuration settings. At this point, you’re ready to set up your first notification within your WordPress website. There’s a bunch of different options for notifications so we’ll try to cover them below. Login to your WordPress Dashboard, where you have installed Notifybot Scroll down the left side menu pane and hover over the Notifybot option. Then select “Add New” At the top of the page, choose a name for your Notification. It’s best practice to name your notification something meaningful so its easily identifable. Make sure to explan the box to see the “Local Email” Settings. This is where you will fill out what email to send the notification to. You can choose to send the email to an admin or use a custom email address. Here we’re going to send it to the WordPress admin account. You can also set a “from address” as well. However this is optional. In the next section under “Notification Methods” choose the method you would like to receive the notifcation by. For this example we’ll use email. Select the “Local Email” In the next section under “Events”select the “WordPress Core” option. This will send you an email everytime there is a WordPress Core update. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Submit Notification” to save your first Notifybot notifcation. Once you have saved your nofication, at the top of the page you will see a success message. Congratulations! You’ve now set up your first Notifybot notification. Share this Article Carrie Smaha Senior Manager Marketing Operations Carrie Smaha is a Senior Marketing Operations leader with over 20 years of experience in digital strategy, web development, and IT project management. She specializes in go-to-market programs and SaaS solutions for WordPress and VPS Hosting, working closely with technical teams and customers to deliver high-performance, scalable platforms. At InMotion Hosting, she drives product marketing initiatives that blend strategic insight with technical depth. More Articles by Carrie 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