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Lead generation doesn't end when you get contact information; that's just the beginning of the relationship. The ultimate goal is to convert that qualified lead into a paying customer. This process is called lead nurturing, and for leads sourced from Twitter, it requires a carefully planned, multi-channel strategy to move them through your sales funnel.

The Nurturing Strategy

The core of a successful nurturing strategy is consistent, personalized, and valuable communication outside of the initial Twitter interaction.

Move Off-Platform: While Twitter is great for initial whatsapp number database engagement, deeper nurturing is best done through channels you control, like email marketing. Your lead magnet or Lead Generation Card should be designed to capture an email address. Once you have it, enroll the lead in an automated, segmented email sequence.

Personalized Messaging: The information you gathered on Twitter (e.g., the content they engaged with, their profile bio, their expressed pain points) should inform your nurturing content. Send a personalized direct message (DM) on Twitter to thank them for signing up and ask a follow-up question to keep the conversation going.

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