Mailchimp Blocks Update to Learn How to Create a Website eBook

On page 43 of Learn How to Create a Website eBook From Google Blogger under the subheading "How to use your Mailchimp account" in Chapter 18, you will see the old instructions for how to add a building block inside a Mailchimp newsletter. I have provided an image of that outdated instruction below.

Image of how to add a block in Mailchimp Newsletter from my eBook.

This process has changed, so I have provided a quick video tutorial showing you how to add building blocks the new way. I have decided to add a post update for this instead of changing these details in the book. The tutorial below also shows how to delete unwanted blocks as well. Please let me know if you have any questions via the comments section below or the contact form on the right.

How to add and delete Mailchimp building blocks

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Patricia

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