Stephen Tall

How to get your daily Lib Dem Voice email alert

By | Sat 1st August 2009 - 11:45 am

How would you like to receive a daily digest of the previous day’s Lib Dem Voice postings direct to your email inbox? If your answer is, “I’d absolutely love to receive a daily digest of the previous day’s Lib Dem Voice postings direct to my email inbox as long as it’s quick and simple – please tell me more”, then read on.

You may have noticed some rather natty icons in the top right-hand corner of the screen, one of which is an envelope. This is the icon to click on if you want to sign-up to Lib Dem Voice’s email lists. Alternatively you can just click here. All you need to do then is type in your email address, tick one or both of the following two options:

  • [ldv-daily] a morning round up of yesterday’s posts.
  • [ldv-dozen] the Golden Dozen sent to your inbox.

    • and finally click the ‘Subscribe’ button. And – hey presto! – you too will soon be the proud possessor of an email like the one pictured here. That way you need never miss out on another Lib Dem Voice post, or Golden Dozen blog round-up, again.

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