You follow Ezana Echo by email. Subscribing to the Echo newsletter sends new articles to your inbox, and you control that subscription from the email itself and from your Settings. Subscribing to individual authors is not currently available.
Step-by-step
- Open Research → Ezana Echo and read any article.
- At the end of the article, find the “More from” box and enter your email.
- Select Subscribe. The box confirms with “You’re in. Check your inbox to confirm.”
- Open the confirmation email and confirm your subscription.
- To stop, use the unsubscribe link in any Echo email. You can tell us why on the page that follows, or skip it.
Email settings
In Settings, then Email, the Marketing section has a Newsletter switch (weekly market insights and tips) and an Email frequency menu with daily, weekly, and monthly digests. Settings, then Notifications also has a Weekly newsletter switch for email notifications.
Things to know
- Author profile pages currently redirect to the main Ezana Echo page, so there is no per-author subscribe button.
- You can save articles to read later with the save button on an article.
- Confirming your email matters: an unconfirmed signup does not receive articles.
- The newsletter is separate from your account’s other emails, such as trade confirmations and security alerts, which you manage in the same Settings tabs.
- The Echo hub itself is free to read, whether or not you subscribe.
Troubleshooting
- No confirmation email? Check spam and promotions, then sign up again from any article.
- Still receiving emails after unsubscribing? Also turn off the Newsletter switch in Settings, then Email.
- Too many emails? Change Email frequency to a weekly or monthly digest.
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FAQ
Q: Can I subscribe to one specific author?
A: Not currently. The newsletter covers Ezana Echo as a whole.
Q: Do I need an Ezana account to subscribe?
A: No. The signup box only asks for an email address, though an account lets you manage email preferences in Settings.