Sometimes being full is a good thing, like a full stomach after your birthday dinner, a full heart during volunteer work, or a full smile — or squeal — when you meet a puppy. But an email inbox? That’s usually not something that causes loads of joy when full. Luckily, you can tailor your WRA email settings so you can receive exactly what you want from the WRA in your inbox.
Customize emails with your myWRA account
Visit www.wra.org/myEmail to view the WRA email customization webpage. Be sure you’re logged in to the website using your myWRA username and password. If this page does not initially open when you visit the page in your web browser, be sure to double-check that you’re logged in.
Once you’ve logged in, you’ll see all the email customization options on the www.wra.org/myEmail page. Tailor what you’d like to receive in your inbox by checking and unchecking the boxes. When finished, click “save preferences.”
Customize emails with an email from the WRA
Open a WRA Education Update, Legal News, Legislative News or Real Estate News email in your inbox. Once you have the email open, scroll to the very bottom of the message. Find this sentence at the bottom of the email: “To be removed from WRA emails or to edit your email preferences, click here.”
Click the “click here” link, and your web browser will open the WRA’s email customization web page. Tailor what you’d like to receive in your inbox by checking and unchecking the boxes. When finished, click “save preferences.”
Follow the WRA on social media
If your inbox is still feeling full and you’re a social media user, be sure to follow the WRA on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and/or Instagram. The WRA regularly posts on its social media accounts about legislative updates, real estate news, magazine articles, legal tips, housing statistics, education, events and more.
Follow the WRA on social media:
- www.wra.org/Facebook
- www.wra.org/Twitter
- www.wra.org/Youtube
- www.wra.org/Linkedin
- www.wra.org/Instagram
The next time your inbox feels a little full, be sure to customize your WRA email options to ease a little bit of the bloating!
Lauren B. Hubbard is the editor writer for Wisconsin Real Estate Magazine.
