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Introducing a new way to make money on your site: paid newsletters

Starting a paid newsletter has never been easier. Through the safe and secure Payments feature on WordPress.com to set up recurring payments, your visitors can now pay a monthly or annual fee to get content from your site delivered directly to their inboxes.

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Use WordPress mobile apps in this new webinar

Use WordPress on the go with our Mobile apps in a free webinar

Joel Dean and Eli Budelli of the WordPress mobile apps team are your hosts for this special webinar, and learn to publish posts, update your site, check your stats, and connect with your audience — all from the iOS or Android device in your pocket.

Join us on June 24 at 1pm ET!

Learn advice from Automatticians on working from home

On Working Remotely: An Automattic Reader

Working from home can be freeing — and it can be a big adjustment. Automattic (the company behind WordPress.com) is a fully distributed company — no offices, no HQ — so every Automattician has experience working remotely. We've compiled our best advice into resources to support you as more workplaces shift to operating virtually.

Tips on working from home

Turning a Page with Page Layouts

Adding new pages to your site is simpler than ever with Page Layouts. These pre-designed pages are made with blocks, so you can get your page structure in place fast and then edit all the images and content in one place.

Start using Page Layouts

Celebrating Pride at Automattic: "Living My Life Freely and Authentically"

June is Pride month, so we're exploring identity and diversity in both tech and the workplace. We talked with Mel Choyce-Dwan – a queer Automattician – about inclusive design, her journey as a designer, and how she got involved with the WordPress community.

Read Mel's interview