Outcome. New contacts who fill a top-of-funnel form get a 4-email welcome drip over about two weeks that introduces the company and nudges toward a second conversion, with no manual follow-up.
Workflow mapEnrollment, branches and actions at a glance
flowchart TD
A[Form submission trigger] --> B[Set nurture_track = Welcome]
B --> C[Send: Welcome 1]
C --> D[Delay 2 days]
D --> E{Clicked Welcome 1?}
E -- Yes --> F[Send: Welcome 2a engaged]
E -- No --> G[Send: Welcome 2b re-hook]
F --> H[Delay 3 days]
G --> H
H --> I[Send: Welcome 3 proof point]
I --> J[Delay 4 days]
J --> K[Send: Welcome 4 soft CTA]
K --> L[Delay 3 days]
L --> M[Set welcome_nurture_completed = true]
M --> N[Set nurture_track = None]
When to use it / when not to
- Use when a form is the first real touch (ebook, newsletter, low-intent contact form) and there is no immediate sales intent.
- Use to warm a contact before they see sales-facing content or get a rep outreach.
- Do not use for high-intent forms (demo request, pricing request, contact-sales). Those need fast human follow-up, not a drip. See lead-routing for that pattern.
- Do not stack this on a contact who is already mid-sequence in
another nurture track. Check the
nurture_trackproperty first.



