It was a game changer at getting a handle on the volume of emails in my inbox.
I’ve been using this service for years and am a huge fan. Abracadabra! Okay now I’m just getting sassy, but you get the picture! Try it now so you know what I’m talking about? Open your email and send an email to Put “Brian’s a magician” in the subject and hit send.
OUTLOOK 365 SNOOZE EMAIL CODE
They gave me a referral code for $5 off if you want to become a subscriber, happy to share, and no they didn’t ask me to write this, not affiliated with them in any way: It took 2 years before I used it so much that I needed to start paying for it, so give it a shot. At that moment in time, the service will email you that message back. How does it work? Simply forward the email message to a certain email address which is a certain time period away. If you’re using iPhone’s native email browser or a similar universal inbox, it may or may not support snoozing your emails. The gmail app on your phone also has this feature. You can also snooze multiple messages at a time, simply select the messages with the checkboxes on the left and click Snooze at the top of the screen. Choose the day and time you’d like the email to pop into your inbox again. You can also select the Snooze icon at the top of the screen from inside the message as well. To use this feature, in the inbox list view, simply hover over the email message (do not click it open) and icons will appear on the right side, click the Snooze icon. How on earth will you remember these at the right times? Do you have a system for remembering? Will it likely get lost in your inbox somewhere? Snooze these emails so they come back at the right time!
The street by your house will be closed due to construction or a parade/race/event in 3 weeks. The aunt/uncle is going in for a medical procedure the end of next week, you want to be a good family member and send them a text or note the day before. That permission slip has to be signed and turned in by next Friday, but after you talk to your husband/wife/child about it. Your bill is due in 2 weeks, but you don’t get paid until next week, so you need to remember to get back to it once you have the money. Your boss says they’ll take care of your issue by next Tuesday at the latest, you need to follow up Wednesday afternoon if you haven’t heard anything. You can’t do anything with it now, you need it later. It's that conundrum: It's an email notifying you of something important, but it came in at the wrong time.
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