This is your roadmap for the next 3–6 months — how Intel, Nurture, and Sell go to work every month once WINS has built the foundation. Use the stops above to jump ahead, or scroll to move through it in order.
Lure brings the strategy, the content, the calendar, and the coaching. Your team owns the sends, the follow-up, and the relationships. Think of us as the thought partner in the passenger seat — not the one behind the wheel.
One session across all four WINS pillars — just enough of each to know where Warm Prospecting needs to plug in first.
Starting Month 1, every send you see belongs to one of two tracks. They run in parallel, get reviewed together, and both feed the same sales handoff.
Monthly PPP content to your current database — no intro sequence needed, since these contacts already know you.
A premium content piece and a 3–4 send automation sequence, built to attract and convert a new, intent-based list.
First monthly send goes to the current database — the Insights piece, per the calendar. This is PPP content from day one.
No sends yet — this is the build phase. The premium content piece gets produced, the intent-based list comes together, every contact runs through verification before import, and the sending domain begins its warm-up. The automation sequence gets drafted (content only).
Website: We revisit the one or two highest-priority items from the kickoff audit — not asking for a rebuild in 30 days, just checking whether it's assigned and on a timeline.
Access to your current CRM/list export, sign-off on the sending domain, feedback on the first Touchpoint send, and input on the premium piece's angle.
Movement on the Touchpoint Track, quiet groundwork on the Outreach Track. A cold list needs runway before it's ready to hear from you — that's by design.
Second monthly send goes out (People pillar). We review early opens and clicks, and pressure-test the scoring thresholds set in Month 1.
The premium piece and automation sequence go live for the first list segment. Each new contact enters the value-only sequence — no hard sell — and by month's end we get our first read on how contacts exit: into the master Touchpoint list, via a soft CTA, or otherwise.
This is where we lock in the follow-up style across both tracks — specific and personal, whatever signal a contact sends, whether it's a Touchpoint click or a premium-piece download.
Sales team availability for follow-up coaching, and a decision on the automation sequence's exit paths.
First real engagement data on two fronts — how the known database responds to Touchpoints, and how strangers respond to the premium piece.
The monthly call becomes a standing structure from here forward — three parts, every time.
Third send goes out (Tools pillar).
List keeps growing; a second cohort moves through the sequence. We start comparing how Toolkit-sourced contacts respond versus long-standing database contacts — different relationship, different pattern, worth naming explicitly.
The full circle, revisited.
Both tracks: Touchpoint opens/clicks/replies, plus Outreach sequence completion and exit-path breakdown.
What's working, what shifts for next month, and any refinement to the persona criteria feeding the Outreach list.
Your honest read on whether running two tracks simultaneously feels sustainable for your team's bandwidth.
Every month from here runs the same rhythm, against two live tracks that keep compounding.
Touchpoint Track sends that month's PPP content to the database.
Outreach Track adds new contacts; each runs the sequence.
RevlyCRM scores engagement across both tracks; alerts fire in real time.
24–48 hour follow-up, referencing the exact content or step that triggered it.
WINS status → performance across both tracks → strategy for next month.
A quarterly inbound pulse — whether visibility needs attention alongside the outbound cadence.