Verify Your Email by Link in Housing Market Ads
Tutorial 11 of 53
A new Housing Market Ads account has to confirm its email address before it can be used, and it does that with a link, not a code. Until you do, you can sign in and open your profile, and a banner at the top of the page says what to do. This tutorial shows the banner and the short message that replaces the dashboard, then asks for a new verification email with one button, shows the email Housing Market Ads sends, and presses the link in it. The page notices the confirmation by itself, so there is no second sign-in, and the dashboard is available. It also shows "Wrong address? Change my email address", for an address typed wrongly at sign-up. Nothing in this video asks you to type a code.
In this tutorial you will learn
- What an unverified account can and cannot do
- Where the verification banner is and what its button does
- What the verification email looks like and how long its link works
- What happens in the dashboard after you press the link
- What to do if you typed the wrong address
Follow along: the steps
- Your address is not verified yet, so a banner stays at the top of the page.
- You can sign in, but you cannot use Housing Market Ads until you verify.
- Until then, the dashboard shows a short message instead of the page.
- Press Send me a new verification email.
- It may take a minute to arrive. Check your spam folder too.
- Typed the wrong address? Press Wrong address? Change my email address.
- Type the correct address.
- Press Send a link to the new address.
- Your address changes only when you press the button in that email.
- Your profile stays open, so you can check your account.
- Open the email from Housing Market Ads. There is no code to type.
- The link works for 7 days.
- Click Confirm my email address.
- The page notices the confirmation by itself. You do not sign in again.
- Your status reads Account verified and the banner is gone.
- Open the Dashboard: it is available now.
- Now you can set up a card and create your first campaign.

