Marketing Automation and CRM
Lead Nurturing
Most enquiries that do not convert immediately are not lost, just early. A nurture track keeps you present without manual follow-up.
- Engagement
- Per-track build plus monthly optimisation.
- Outcomes tracked
- Lead-to-opportunity rateReactivation rateSales cycle length
Included
What this covers.
Delivered by the same team that builds your site and systems, so the work is not handed between agencies.
- Lead scoring rules from behaviour and fit
- Interest-based email or WhatsApp tracks
- Sales alert triggers at score thresholds
- Dormant lead re-engagement sequence
- Content library mapping per stage
- Conversion reporting by sequence
In detail
Who it suits, and how it works.
Best fit
Businesses with long sales cycles, or a database of enquiries that went quiet and were never followed up.
Score on behaviour and fit
Company size and role matter as much as page views. Combined scoring triggers a sales alert at the point a lead is genuinely ready, not merely active.
Dormant is not dead
A re-engagement sequence to old enquiries costs almost nothing and regularly revives deals that stalled for timing rather than price.
Questions
Before you commit.
- How long should a nurture sequence run?
- Until the buying cycle completes, then move contacts to a low-frequency list rather than deleting them.
- Does nurturing annoy people?
- Only when it ignores intent. Useful content at a sensible cadence is generally welcomed, and unsubscribe rates tell you.
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