Lead Nurture Sequence
An automated email sequence that moves leads who are not ready yet toward a sales conversation by answering objections and adding proof.
Sub-techniques
| ID | Name |
|---|---|
| MK-T1001.001 | Welcome Email |
| MK-T1001.002 | Quick-Win Email |
| MK-T1001.003 | Proof Email |
| MK-T1001.004 | Objection Email |
| MK-T1001.005 | Offer Email |
Starter sequence
| Timing | Purpose | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Immediately | Deliver what was promised and set expectations |
| 2 | Day 2 | Quick win tied to the problem |
| 3 | Day 5 | Proof: a case study or result |
| 4 | Day 9 | Top objection, answered |
| 5 | Day 14 | Clear offer and a call to book |
Compliance
- Email only people who opted in. Include sender identity, a physical address and a working unsubscribe (CAN-SPAM in the US; stricter consent rules apply elsewhere, such as GDPR and CASL).
Common mistakes
| Mistake | Mitigation |
|---|---|
| All-pitch sequences | Lead with value and pitch in the final emails |
| No exit rule | Remove leads once they book or buy |
Sub-technique details
Welcome Email
Delivers what was promised and sets expectations.
Quick-Win Email
One useful tip tied to the lead’s problem.
Proof Email
A case study or measured result.
Objection Email
The top objection, answered directly.
Offer Email
A clear offer and a link to book a call.
Other techniques in Nurture & Close
- MK-T1002 Lead Response and Handoff
- MK-T1003 Qualification Criteria
- MK-T1004 Sales Enablement
- MK-T1005 Outbound Prospecting
- MK-T1006 Re-engagement Campaigns
- MK-T1007 Referral Programs
- MK-T1008 Retention and Expansion
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