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Nurture Workflow

What to do after a demo — the 4 touches that keep deals warm without being annoying.

Most deals don't die — they stall. The prospect was interested, the demo went well, and then nothing happened. A nurture workflow isn't chasing. It's a structured set of touches that keep the relationship warm, surface blockers early, and give the prospect a reason to move the conversation forward — without making every message a pitch.

Example — NordFlow
Post-Demo Nurture Sequence
4 touches · 21 days · email + LinkedIn
1
Same dayPersonal follow-up

Send a short note — not a template. Reference one specific thing from the call: what they said, what you noticed, what you're following up on. Attach the one thing you promised to send. Nothing more.

NordFlow example

Hey [Name] — really enjoyed the conversation. Sending through the workflow map I mentioned. One thing I'd add from our call: the bottleneck you described around onboarding is exactly what the first sprint would fix. Let me know if it's useful.

2
Day 3One relevant resource — no ask

Send something useful, not promotional. A case study, a short article, or a framework that applies to something they mentioned. Do not ask for a decision. Do not reference the product directly.

NordFlow example

Thought of you when I came across this — [Company] ran into the same tools problem you described and documented how they fixed it. No ask, just something that might be worth 10 minutes.

3
Day 10"How did the internal conversation go?"

Most deals stall here — not from rejection, but from the internal conversation never happening. This message surfaces whether the deal is alive or dead, without pressure.

NordFlow example

Hey [Name] — just checking in. Did you get a chance to mention the NordFlow idea internally? Happy to put together something short you could share with the team if it'd help.

4
Day 21Value touchpoint — no pitch

One last touch before you move them to a low-frequency sequence. Something relevant to their world — a trend, a stat, a tool they'd find useful. Demonstrates you're paying attention without being persistent.

NordFlow example

Saw that Nordic ops teams are moving to async workflows faster than expected post-2025. NordFlow is set up for this — but even if the timing isn't right yet, worth bookmarking. No rush.

What kills warm deals
  • Following up to "check in" with no new value to offer
  • Asking "have you had a chance to think about it?" more than once
  • Sending the same email again with "just bumping this"
  • Pitching again after the demo — they already know what you do
Your version

In your version, this workflow is built from your actual post-demo patterns — what kept deals alive, what let them go cold, and how long your buying cycle actually is. Every message is written for your buyer and your product.

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