Outcome. A contact who came in through a specific partner or referral source gets a nurture sequence that acknowledges that relationship, instead of the same generic messaging used for direct organic or paid traffic.
flowchart TD
A[Filter: partner source known, not customer] --> B[Send: thanks via partner, personalized]
B --> C[Delay 3 days]
C --> D[Send: getting started, partner-aware]
D --> E[Set partner_nurture_completed = true]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse when partner-sourced volume is high enough, and the relationship valuable enough, that co-branded or partner-aware messaging is worth building and maintaining.
- UseUse it to strengthen the referral relationship and shorten time to trust, not as a replacement for whatever nurture track the contact's actual funnel stage calls for.
- SkipDo not use it if partner attribution data is unreliable. A branch fed by mostly-guessed source data undermines the whole point of a partner-aware message.
- SkipDo not build a separate track per partner if there are more than 3 or 4 active partners; a shared "referred by a partner" message that inserts the partner name as a token scales better than a fully separate branch each.
or the lead nurturing pack, 39 EUR
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