Outlook - Creating a Send Email Delay and Forcing an Email to Send Immediately

[@NeilBeresford]

6 years on, and thanks for explaining this. Cheers!

[@JeremyMseitif]

Thank you, that has been bugging me for while. Even my work IT person she could not figure it out, today I will teach her how...

[@tedwebb7243]

Perfect! Many thanks for this one.

[@tilu3303]

I was on Outlook 2003 for a long time, and there was always a way to override the delay with a "Send Now" button. Since upgrading to Outlook 2013 and beyond, I've had to reduce the delivery delay to 1 minute and just wait it out, which is frustrating when someone is expecting the reply ASAP. Thanks for your workaround.

[@MartinDenStore]

5 years later, and you're still helping people! Thank you for this!

[@toney5043]

Jason, I owe you not just a hamburger but a whole cow. I can't tell you how many other options that are out there that require writing a new rule on top of the delay rule. Those options never seem to work. This is truly a Godsend. I mean, I've been trying to figure this out since I was in the cradle :-) Thank you so much. BTW, how did you figure this out?

[@teddyperera8531]

Thank you

[@EricCampbellflight836]

Hello MR Pool, my name is Eric Campbell and I recently went through a couple of your youtube videos because I am learning how to use email marketing for a book I've written. Thank you for the videos. They really helped me figure some things out about using Google Adwords. I was wondering if you have any videos of your own, or if you could recommend some on the subject of keyword analysis. I am struggling to learn this technique right now and am trying to learn how to pick the right keywords. Google Adwords Keyword planner is awesome, but I am having problems discerning the data and knowing which keyword is a good keyword. Thanks again for the videos! God Bless, Eric C