Outcome. One nurture sequence, built once, sends content that reads as tailored to each contact's segment through personalization tokens and smart content, instead of maintaining a separate set of emails per segment.
flowchart TD
A[On audience list, segment known] --> B[Send: intro, smart content by segment]
B --> C[Delay 3 days]
C --> D[Send: proof point, smart content by segment]
D --> E[Delay 4 days]
E --> F[Send: CTA, smart content by segment]
F --> G[Set personalization_nurture_completed = true]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse when segments differ mainly in wording and examples (company size, role, industry) rather than in the underlying offer or number of steps, since one shared email with tokens is cheaper to maintain than several full variants.
- UseUse when the account already has a reliable segment property set earlier in the funnel (a scoring or enrichment workflow, a form field).
- SkipDo not use this when segments need genuinely different content structure, different CTAs, or a different number of emails; use a branching pattern like lead-nurturing-008 instead.
- SkipDo not use personalization tokens for information the account is not confident is accurate; a wrong company size or industry guess in the email body reads worse than no personalization at all.
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