Outcome. A contact who has gone quiet for a long stretch and then comes back to the site gets a timely "welcome back" nurture instead of being treated as still dormant until a separate campaign happens to reach them.
flowchart TD
A[Page view, dormant_contact = true] --> B[Set dormant_contact = false]
B --> C[Send: welcome back]
C --> D[Delay 3 days]
D --> E[Send: related content]
E --> F[Set reactivation_nurture_completed = true]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse for contacts already flagged as dormant (no engagement for an extended period) who then show a fresh sign of interest by visiting the site again.
- UseUse when the account tracks page views reliably and can flag dormancy with a companion process (a scheduled workflow, or the pattern in lead-nurturing-005).
- SkipDo not use this for contacts who are actively engaged already; the enrollment filter below specifically requires the dormant flag, so an active contact visiting the site again is expected behavior, not a reactivation event.
- SkipDo not treat a single page view as strong enough signal on its own to trigger a sales handoff; this fiche nurtures first and lets a later click or a specific high-intent page (see lead-nurturing-012) escalate to sales.
or the lead nurturing pack, 39 EUR
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