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***Important notice to email subscribers***

In case you missed it from my last post, I have been forced to change email subscription providers for my blog, and I am now using Mailchimp instead of FeedBurner. All of the existing subscribers were migrated over, so you do NOT need to resubscribe to keep receiving emails. This post is my last one before I fully disable the FeedBurner system and rely solely on Mailchimp to deliver my posts.

You should have received two copies of this week's review of Are You Listening?, one via FeedBurner and one via Mailchimp (the Mailchimp email has a blue background, looks like my website, and has an ad for Mailchimp at the very bottom). You should also have received two copies of this post through both systems. If the Mailchimp emails went to spam/junk, please make sure to add the email address completelyfullbookshelf@gmail.com to your contacts. (Please do not send emails to this address—I do not check it.)

Starting on Saturday, all emails from my blog will be delivered by Mailchimp through the address completelyfullbookshelf@gmail.com. If you have any questions or concerns, please leave them in the comments of this post. Again, I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and I appreciate you subscribing by email!

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  1. Sue JacksonApril 25, 2021 at 8:37 AM

    Good for you for being so on top of things!! I groaned when I saw the Feedburner notice. I have been meaning to set up my own e-mail list and send out a monthly newsletter for both of my blogs for ages, so now I will be forced to do it.

    But I didn't realize we could still set it up so people can receive our posts via e-mail - I know lots of people keep up with my blogs that way, and I didn't want to lose them. Clearly, I have a lot more to learn about this and need to read all the info Blogger is providing more closely!

    Thanks for the reminder!

    Sue

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    1. Max @ Completely Full BookshelfApril 25, 2021 at 8:12 PM

      Of course! And I just recorded a tutorial video that I will be posting on my blog in a few days about how to set up Mailchimp if you use Blogger, so keep an eye out for that! Thanks so much for stopping by and commenting!

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