Stop drips and start nurturing like you mean it

How are you going to stand out in 2026? 

Buyers are in control of the buying process. Over 70% of it is happening online. And they are putting companies on their short list of vendors that provide value and establish trust with their content.

How are you accounting for this in your 2026 strategy?

You need to stand out. To make sure your buyers notice you. Let us help you build that into your strategy for next year -->

Industry
Size
Location
Solution

The Revenue Marketer

Podcast
|
The RevRoom podcast

Still chasing 10% efficiency gains?

2023-2025 were the years of experimentation with AI. 2026 is the year to make it transformative. If you're still trying to figure out the strategic advantage AI will bring to your team, we're here to help!

In the latest episode of The Rev Room, we explore the world of modern nurture campaigns with Hannah Swanson, Senior Director of Marketing at Intentsify.If you’ve been relying on the same old drip campaigns, prepare to have your perspective shifted. Hannah brings fresh insights on transforming static nurtures into dynamic, always-on engagement machines that drive real results — the kind that build genuine B2B relationships and long-term trust, not just clicks.

Why Nurtures Need a Makeover

Let's face it: traditional nurture campaigns have gotten a bad rap. The old "download a white paper, get four emails, hope for a sale" approach just doesn't cut it anymore. Hannah explains why this outdated method falls short:

  1. It doesn't account for the complex, multi-touch nature of B2B buying decisions.
  2. It fails to meet prospects where they are in their journey.
  3. It often ignores the power of omnichannel engagement.

Modern buyers are more informed, collaborative, and self-directed than ever — a reality explored in The B2B Buying Journey Has Changed (and Your Lead Gen Strategy Is Broken). To stay relevant, nurture programs must evolve from static automation to adaptive, value-driven engagement.

The New Nurture Playbook

So, what does an effective modern nurture strategy look like? Hannah shares some key components:

  1. Embrace Omnichannel - Don't limit yourself to email. Hannah emphasizes the importance of reaching prospects across multiple channels:
    1. Display advertising for brand awareness
    2. LinkedIn for targeted engagement
    3. Email for personalized communication
    4. Retargeting to reinforce your message
  2. Focus on Helpfulness - Create content that your prospects actually want to consume. Hannah suggests:
    1. Fillable PDF worksheets
    2. Actionable resources that help buyers do their jobs better
    3. Bite-sized content for time-strapped professionals
  3. Leverage Trigger-Based Nurtures - Move beyond time-based drips. Instead, use prospect actions to trigger relevant content:
    1. Product usage triggers (for freemium models
    2. Content interaction signals
    3. Website behavior
  4. Personalize Based on Persona and Journey Stage - Tailor your nurture content to:
    1. Different roles within the buying group
    2. Where prospects are in their research and decision-making process

This structured approach to planning and execution mirrors the best practices found in The Transformative Power of Strategic Campaign Planning — ensuring every nurture campaign connects strategy, message, and measurable impact.

Success Story: LinkedIn Retargeting

Hannah shares a powerful example of how Intentsify combines content syndication leads with LinkedIn retargeting to drive impressive conversion rates. This always-on approach has become a cornerstone of their nurture strategy.

Modern buyers are more informed, collaborative, and self-directed than ever — a reality explored in . To stay relevant, nurture programs must evolve from static automation to adaptive, value-driven engagement.

Getting Started: Pro Tips from Hannah

Ready to level up your nurture game? Hannah offers these practical tips:

  1. Start with a customer nurture program to test content and messaging.
  2. Align your marketing messages with what your BDR and sales teams are saying.
  3. Use your existing tech stack – don't rush to buy new platforms.
  4. Begin with small, targeted campaigns and iterate based on results.

Key Takeaways for B2B Marketers

As you rethink your nurture strategies, keep these points in mind:

  • Marketing and thus nurturing is about education and building relationships, not just pushing for a quick sale.
  • A successful nurture program requires a robust content library – invest in creating valuable resources.
  • Always be testing and optimizing – what works today may need adjustment tomorrow.
  • Think beyond email – your prospects are active across multiple channels.

By embracing these modern nurture principles, you'll be well on your way to creating more engaging, effective campaigns that drive real business results.

Ready to transform your nurture strategy? Listen to the full episode with Hannah Swanson for even more insights and actionable advice. And if you're looking for expert guidance on revamping your marketing approach, the team at Inverta is here to help. Let's redefine what nurture means for your business. 

About the author
A skilled player/coach with 20+ years of experience, she builds marketing teams from the ground up and drives companies into revenue hypergrowth.
Service page feature

The RevRoom podcast

In the RevRoom, your host invites you into the private conversations that lead to major marketing launches.
Listen in

In the latest episode of The Rev Room, we explore the world of modern nurture campaigns with Hannah Swanson, Senior Director of Marketing at Intentsify.If you’ve been relying on the same old drip campaigns, prepare to have your perspective shifted. Hannah brings fresh insights on transforming static nurtures into dynamic, always-on engagement machines that drive real results — the kind that build genuine B2B relationships and long-term trust, not just clicks.

Why Nurtures Need a Makeover

Let's face it: traditional nurture campaigns have gotten a bad rap. The old "download a white paper, get four emails, hope for a sale" approach just doesn't cut it anymore. Hannah explains why this outdated method falls short:

  1. It doesn't account for the complex, multi-touch nature of B2B buying decisions.
  2. It fails to meet prospects where they are in their journey.
  3. It often ignores the power of omnichannel engagement.

Modern buyers are more informed, collaborative, and self-directed than ever — a reality explored in The B2B Buying Journey Has Changed (and Your Lead Gen Strategy Is Broken). To stay relevant, nurture programs must evolve from static automation to adaptive, value-driven engagement.

The New Nurture Playbook

So, what does an effective modern nurture strategy look like? Hannah shares some key components:

  1. Embrace Omnichannel - Don't limit yourself to email. Hannah emphasizes the importance of reaching prospects across multiple channels:
    1. Display advertising for brand awareness
    2. LinkedIn for targeted engagement
    3. Email for personalized communication
    4. Retargeting to reinforce your message
  2. Focus on Helpfulness - Create content that your prospects actually want to consume. Hannah suggests:
    1. Fillable PDF worksheets
    2. Actionable resources that help buyers do their jobs better
    3. Bite-sized content for time-strapped professionals
  3. Leverage Trigger-Based Nurtures - Move beyond time-based drips. Instead, use prospect actions to trigger relevant content:
    1. Product usage triggers (for freemium models
    2. Content interaction signals
    3. Website behavior
  4. Personalize Based on Persona and Journey Stage - Tailor your nurture content to:
    1. Different roles within the buying group
    2. Where prospects are in their research and decision-making process

This structured approach to planning and execution mirrors the best practices found in The Transformative Power of Strategic Campaign Planning — ensuring every nurture campaign connects strategy, message, and measurable impact.

Success Story: LinkedIn Retargeting

Hannah shares a powerful example of how Intentsify combines content syndication leads with LinkedIn retargeting to drive impressive conversion rates. This always-on approach has become a cornerstone of their nurture strategy.

Modern buyers are more informed, collaborative, and self-directed than ever — a reality explored in . To stay relevant, nurture programs must evolve from static automation to adaptive, value-driven engagement.

Getting Started: Pro Tips from Hannah

Ready to level up your nurture game? Hannah offers these practical tips:

  1. Start with a customer nurture program to test content and messaging.
  2. Align your marketing messages with what your BDR and sales teams are saying.
  3. Use your existing tech stack – don't rush to buy new platforms.
  4. Begin with small, targeted campaigns and iterate based on results.

Key Takeaways for B2B Marketers

As you rethink your nurture strategies, keep these points in mind:

  • Marketing and thus nurturing is about education and building relationships, not just pushing for a quick sale.
  • A successful nurture program requires a robust content library – invest in creating valuable resources.
  • Always be testing and optimizing – what works today may need adjustment tomorrow.
  • Think beyond email – your prospects are active across multiple channels.

By embracing these modern nurture principles, you'll be well on your way to creating more engaging, effective campaigns that drive real business results.

Ready to transform your nurture strategy? Listen to the full episode with Hannah Swanson for even more insights and actionable advice. And if you're looking for expert guidance on revamping your marketing approach, the team at Inverta is here to help. Let's redefine what nurture means for your business. 

Resources
No items found.
About the author
A skilled player/coach with 20+ years of experience, she builds marketing teams from the ground up and drives companies into revenue hypergrowth.
Service page feature

The RevRoom podcast

In the RevRoom, your host invites you into the private conversations that lead to major marketing launches.
Listen in
Podcast
|
The RevRoom podcast

Stop drips and start nurturing like you mean it

On-demand

No items found.
Return to resources
November 8, 2024
Speakers
Other helpful resources
No items found.

In the latest episode of The Rev Room, we explore the world of modern nurture campaigns with Hannah Swanson, Senior Director of Marketing at Intentsify.If you’ve been relying on the same old drip campaigns, prepare to have your perspective shifted. Hannah brings fresh insights on transforming static nurtures into dynamic, always-on engagement machines that drive real results — the kind that build genuine B2B relationships and long-term trust, not just clicks.

Why Nurtures Need a Makeover

Let's face it: traditional nurture campaigns have gotten a bad rap. The old "download a white paper, get four emails, hope for a sale" approach just doesn't cut it anymore. Hannah explains why this outdated method falls short:

  1. It doesn't account for the complex, multi-touch nature of B2B buying decisions.
  2. It fails to meet prospects where they are in their journey.
  3. It often ignores the power of omnichannel engagement.

Modern buyers are more informed, collaborative, and self-directed than ever — a reality explored in The B2B Buying Journey Has Changed (and Your Lead Gen Strategy Is Broken). To stay relevant, nurture programs must evolve from static automation to adaptive, value-driven engagement.

The New Nurture Playbook

So, what does an effective modern nurture strategy look like? Hannah shares some key components:

  1. Embrace Omnichannel - Don't limit yourself to email. Hannah emphasizes the importance of reaching prospects across multiple channels:
    1. Display advertising for brand awareness
    2. LinkedIn for targeted engagement
    3. Email for personalized communication
    4. Retargeting to reinforce your message
  2. Focus on Helpfulness - Create content that your prospects actually want to consume. Hannah suggests:
    1. Fillable PDF worksheets
    2. Actionable resources that help buyers do their jobs better
    3. Bite-sized content for time-strapped professionals
  3. Leverage Trigger-Based Nurtures - Move beyond time-based drips. Instead, use prospect actions to trigger relevant content:
    1. Product usage triggers (for freemium models
    2. Content interaction signals
    3. Website behavior
  4. Personalize Based on Persona and Journey Stage - Tailor your nurture content to:
    1. Different roles within the buying group
    2. Where prospects are in their research and decision-making process

This structured approach to planning and execution mirrors the best practices found in The Transformative Power of Strategic Campaign Planning — ensuring every nurture campaign connects strategy, message, and measurable impact.

Success Story: LinkedIn Retargeting

Hannah shares a powerful example of how Intentsify combines content syndication leads with LinkedIn retargeting to drive impressive conversion rates. This always-on approach has become a cornerstone of their nurture strategy.

Modern buyers are more informed, collaborative, and self-directed than ever — a reality explored in . To stay relevant, nurture programs must evolve from static automation to adaptive, value-driven engagement.

Getting Started: Pro Tips from Hannah

Ready to level up your nurture game? Hannah offers these practical tips:

  1. Start with a customer nurture program to test content and messaging.
  2. Align your marketing messages with what your BDR and sales teams are saying.
  3. Use your existing tech stack – don't rush to buy new platforms.
  4. Begin with small, targeted campaigns and iterate based on results.

Key Takeaways for B2B Marketers

As you rethink your nurture strategies, keep these points in mind:

  • Marketing and thus nurturing is about education and building relationships, not just pushing for a quick sale.
  • A successful nurture program requires a robust content library – invest in creating valuable resources.
  • Always be testing and optimizing – what works today may need adjustment tomorrow.
  • Think beyond email – your prospects are active across multiple channels.

By embracing these modern nurture principles, you'll be well on your way to creating more engaging, effective campaigns that drive real business results.

Ready to transform your nurture strategy? Listen to the full episode with Hannah Swanson for even more insights and actionable advice. And if you're looking for expert guidance on revamping your marketing approach, the team at Inverta is here to help. Let's redefine what nurture means for your business. 

About the author
A skilled player/coach with 20+ years of experience, she builds marketing teams from the ground up and drives companies into revenue hypergrowth.
Service page feature

The RevRoom podcast

In the RevRoom, your host invites you into the private conversations that lead to major marketing launches.
Listen in

Back to the top