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Rethinking Nurture: Always-On Strategy for Pipeline

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 -->

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Are playing the long game or still under pressure to "generate leads"?

If you relate to the latter, we feel you! Old habits die hard and form fills are still a key metric at a lot of companies. But with the advancements in technology and AI, listening to and building a relationship with your buying groups through marketing is well within reach. Need help making the shift? We're here to help.

Out with the old and in with the new — it’s time to rethink your nurture strategy. In B2B, when you hear “nurture,” you likely think of email drips and database automation. But we are here to challenge that definition. Instead, imagine an always-on campaign that drives pipeline in your sleep. With a signal-based strategy, you can keep the conversation going and facilitate the buyer journey across multiple channels. To explore how this approach works in practice, download our rethinking nurture strategies workbook for actionable frameworks.

In this webinar, Inverta’s own head of Marketing, Jessica Fewless and Intentsify’s Meghan Crook Brisson will walk you through a new take on nurture and their real-life examples. It’s not about short-term pushes—it’s about designing an always-on strategy that continuously fuels engagement and pipeline growth without constant manual effort.

You’ll learn:  

  • Why traditional nurture falls short
  • How to implement 5 types of always-on campaigns
  • Where intent data can transform your strategy

Ready to take the next step? Dive deeper with our full rethinking nurture playbook to see how always-on nurture can sustain long-term revenue growth.

Watch today!

About the author
An ABM pioneer who built Demandbase's practice and certified 5k+ marketers, she now leads Inverta's marketing and strategic partnership efforts.
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Demand gen

We can execute your marketing strategy for all those revenue-generating initiatives. Assign us a campaign and we’ll build it out completely and share the results. Or bring us in to train your team in new approaches and systems.
Learn how we help

Out with the old and in with the new — it’s time to rethink your nurture strategy. In B2B, when you hear “nurture,” you likely think of email drips and database automation. But we are here to challenge that definition. Instead, imagine an always-on campaign that drives pipeline in your sleep. With a signal-based strategy, you can keep the conversation going and facilitate the buyer journey across multiple channels. To explore how this approach works in practice, download our rethinking nurture strategies workbook for actionable frameworks.

In this webinar, Inverta’s own head of Marketing, Jessica Fewless and Intentsify’s Meghan Crook Brisson will walk you through a new take on nurture and their real-life examples. It’s not about short-term pushes—it’s about designing an always-on strategy that continuously fuels engagement and pipeline growth without constant manual effort.

You’ll learn:  

  • Why traditional nurture falls short
  • How to implement 5 types of always-on campaigns
  • Where intent data can transform your strategy

Ready to take the next step? Dive deeper with our full rethinking nurture playbook to see how always-on nurture can sustain long-term revenue growth.

Watch today!

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About the author
An ABM pioneer who built Demandbase's practice and certified 5k+ marketers, she now leads Inverta's marketing and strategic partnership efforts.
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Demand gen

We can execute your marketing strategy for all those revenue-generating initiatives. Assign us a campaign and we’ll build it out completely and share the results. Or bring us in to train your team in new approaches and systems.
Learn how we help
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Rethinking Nurture: Always-On Strategy for Pipeline

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Out with the old and in with the new — it’s time to rethink your nurture strategy. In B2B, when you hear “nurture,” you likely think of email drips and database automation. But we are here to challenge that definition. Instead, imagine an always-on campaign that drives pipeline in your sleep. With a signal-based strategy, you can keep the conversation going and facilitate the buyer journey across multiple channels. To explore how this approach works in practice, download our rethinking nurture strategies workbook for actionable frameworks.

In this webinar, Inverta’s own head of Marketing, Jessica Fewless and Intentsify’s Meghan Crook Brisson will walk you through a new take on nurture and their real-life examples. It’s not about short-term pushes—it’s about designing an always-on strategy that continuously fuels engagement and pipeline growth without constant manual effort.

You’ll learn:  

  • Why traditional nurture falls short
  • How to implement 5 types of always-on campaigns
  • Where intent data can transform your strategy

Ready to take the next step? Dive deeper with our full rethinking nurture playbook to see how always-on nurture can sustain long-term revenue growth.

Watch today!

About the author
An ABM pioneer who built Demandbase's practice and certified 5k+ marketers, she now leads Inverta's marketing and strategic partnership efforts.
Service page feature

Demand gen

We can execute your marketing strategy for all those revenue-generating initiatives. Assign us a campaign and we’ll build it out completely and share the results. Or bring us in to train your team in new approaches and systems.
Learn how we help

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