Outcome. Contacts with a known buyer persona get a short nurture built around content relevant to that persona, instead of one generic sequence for everyone.
flowchart TD
A[Filter: persona known, not customer] --> B{Persona value?}
B -- Economic Buyer --> C[ROI case study] --> D[Delay 4d] --> E[Executive summary] --> F[Set completed = true]
B -- Technical Buyer --> G[Technical deep dive] --> H[Delay 4d] --> I[Integration docs] --> J[Set completed = true]
B -- End User --> K[Quick win use case] --> L[Delay 4d] --> M[Product tour] --> N[Set completed = true]
B -- Unknown/blank --> O[No action]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse once persona is captured somewhere upstream (form field, manual sales input, or a scoring model) and at least two persona values have distinct enough content to justify separate tracks.
- UseUse for a team that can maintain 2 to 3 content variants per persona. A one-person marketing team may not have the assets yet.
- SkipDo not use it as a substitute for lifecycle-stage logic. Persona changes the content angle, not the deal stage.
- SkipDo not build more than 3 or 4 persona branches for a first version. Every extra branch multiplies the emails to write and keep current.
or the lead nurturing pack, 39 EUR
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