Definition
The process of building relationships with prospects before they're ready to buy, which is either patience or the definition of wasting time depending on your outlook.
Example Usage
Our lead nurturing sequence involved 12 emails over 90 days, after which 2% of leads actually converted.
Origin
Sales and marketing terminology, formalized with email automation tools
Fun Fact
Effective lead nurturing requires tracking hundreds of behavioral data points, making it less 'relationship building' and more 'algorithmic surveillance.'
Source: B2B Marketing and Sales Process Standards
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