Outcome. A known contact who reads a blog post with a related gated asset, but does not download it, gets one nudge email pointing at that specific upgrade, instead of the download offer being left purely to on-page prompts.
flowchart TD
A[Blog page view, known contact] --> B[Set topic_viewed]
B --> C{Wait until gated form submitted, max 4 days}
C -- Submitted in time --> D[No action, already converted]
C -- Timed out --> E[Send: content upgrade nudge]
E --> F[Set content_upgrade_email_sent = true]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse when a blog post has a clearly matched content upgrade (a checklist, template, or extended guide) and the post gets enough known-contact traffic to justify the automation.
- UseUse it only for known, already-identified contacts. This fiche cannot reach an anonymous first-time visitor; that visitor needs to convert on something first.
- SkipDo not use it on every blog post. Build this for the handful of posts with a real, high-relevance upgrade offer, not the full blog archive.
- SkipDo not stack multiple content-upgrade nudges on the same contact in a short window; one nudge at a time keeps it from feeling like the blog is gating everything behind a form.
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