Getting the ImmProf Blog by Email

Getting the ImmProf Blog by Email
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It's time for your annual reminder of how to get ImmProf Blog updates and/or digests via email.

You'll need to start with a third party website like feedrabbit. What's great about this site is its simplicity. When you go to the website you'll see this clear form at the top:

Insert our web address: https://immprof.com/. Then hit the subscribe button. You'll be taken to this page where you'll click on the green button that says "sign up to subscribe."

That will take you to this page, where you enter your email address, complete the recaptcha, and you're done!

You'll start getting ImmigrationProf blog posts in your email. Note: the default for Feedrabbit is to send you emails for every post unless the blog gets "busy." But you can also configure your subscription to send daily or weekly digests with full content or just the table of contents.

I hope this update helps. We definitely want to make accessing the blog as easy as possible for you!

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