Outcome. A newsletter subscriber who shows real engagement over a month gets pulled into a proper conversion-focused nurture, while one who stays inactive gets flagged for a re-engagement pass instead of sitting in the newsletter list forever.
flowchart TD
A[Filter: newsletter subscriber, not yet evaluated] --> B[Set newsletter_engagement_count = 0]
B --> C[Delay 30 days]
C --> D{Engagement count >= 2?}
D -- Yes --> E[Set status = Graduated]
E --> F[Add to list: ready for nurture]
D -- No --> G[Set status = Needs Re-engagement]
G --> H[Add to list: low engagement]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse when the newsletter is the widest, lowest-intent list in the database and needs a mechanical way to surface the subscribers worth a real nurture push.
- UseUse it as a feeder into another fiche, such as lead-nurturing-001 or 008, rather than building conversion content directly inside this workflow.
- SkipDo not use it if the newsletter send cadence is irregular. The 30-day evaluation window assumes at least three or four regular sends land in that period.
- SkipDo not use it as the only signal before a sales handoff. Newsletter engagement alone is a weak intent signal; combine with a stronger trigger like lead-nurturing-012 before creating any sales task.
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