How Do I Change My Email Newsletter Preferences?

Learn how to choose which New Glarus 360 email newsletters you receive, turn individual newsletters on or off and update your preferences at any time without canceling your membership or changing your access to subscriber-only articles.

How Do I Change My Email Newsletter Preferences?

New Glarus 360 offers multiple email newsletters so readers can choose which updates they want delivered to their inboxes. Your email preferences can be changed at any time through your account settings.

Changing your newsletter preferences does not cancel your New Glarus 360 membership or affect your access to subscriber-only articles. It only changes which newsletters are sent to your email address.

Change Your Preferences on the Website

Visit NewGlarus360.com and sign in using the email address associated with your membership.

After signing in, select the account or profile icon near the top of the website. Open your account settings and locate the Email Preferences section.

The available New Glarus 360 newsletters will be listed individually. Turn on the newsletters you want to receive and turn off those you no longer want delivered.

Follow any prompts shown to save or confirm your selections. Your updated preferences will apply to future newsletter emails.

Change Your Preferences from a Newsletter

You can also begin from a New Glarus 360 newsletter already in your inbox.

Scroll to the bottom of the email and select the link for managing your email preferences or unsubscribing. That link will take you to the settings associated with the email address that received the newsletter.

Review the complete list of available newsletters and adjust your selections. If you want to stop receiving only one newsletter, make sure you turn off that newsletter rather than selecting an option that removes you from all email communication.

What If You Are Asked to Sign In?

If the website does not recognize you, select SIGN IN and enter the email address receiving your New Glarus 360 newsletters.

Our platform uses a passwordless sign-in system. It will send a secure sign-in link or one-time code to your email address. Follow the instructions in that message to access your account settings.

If you use more than one email address, make sure you sign in with the address connected to your New Glarus 360 membership.

Newsletter Preferences and Memberships Are Different

Turning off one or more newsletters does not cancel a free or paid New Glarus 360 membership. Your account and article access remain active.

Likewise, canceling a paid subscription is a separate action. Do not cancel your membership if you only want to receive fewer emails.

You may also keep your membership active while turning off every newsletter. You can continue visiting NewGlarus360.com and reading any content included with your membership level.

Not Receiving a Newsletter You Selected?

Check your spam, junk and promotions folders. If you find a New Glarus 360 newsletter there, mark it as not spam and move it to your main inbox.

Adding the New Glarus 360 sending address to your contacts may also help your email provider recognize future newsletters as wanted messages.

Our platform may automatically disable email delivery when messages repeatedly bounce or are marked as spam. If that happens accidentally, sign in to your account and look for an option to re-enable emails.

Your choices can be updated whenever your interests or preferred email frequency change. Select only the New Glarus 360 newsletters that are most useful to you.

– Review your New Glarus 360 email preferences today to make sure you receive the newsletters and alerts you want.

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