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July 9, 2015
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Nurture Question - Content Exhausted?

  • July 9, 2015
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Hi there,

I created a new nurture with 10 different touches. I just sent the first email today and when I spot checked the members of the nurture, it shows that the content is exhausted'. How can that be possible?

Thank you!

Mandy

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July 9, 2015

Are all of the assets that you're sending in your nurture program approved?  If you want, post a screenshot of the nurture flow and maybe we can figure out if there is something missing.

July 9, 2015

oh no, I just noticed that I did not 'Activate' the program...do you think that is the issue? If so, what does that mean to activate it?

July 9, 2015

In the regular engagement engine, activating the content is akin to approving the content to be sent out.  Basically, the engagement engine performs a "cast" at an interval of time, checks to see if there is any activated content in that stream that the lead hasn't received yet, then sends it (or takes no action).  So, you could have exhausted content for some leads, but some leads (those added more recently) would still be working their way through your content stream.

January 7, 2016

Hello,

What is the definition of Exhausted? Does it mean the lead has received the email offering the content + also downloaded the content (in our case we measure downloaded=filled out web form) - OR- does Exhausted mean something else? I can't find a true definition in the Product Docs.

Mikes_Jones
Level 7
January 21, 2016

Exhausted means a lead has received all the content in a particular stream and thus won't be receiving any new content unless you add new content to the stream.

March 21, 2017

If I have 103 leads currently exhausted in stream 1, does that mean they received email 1 in stream 1? Also, within stream 1, I have them moving to stream 2 and then receiving email 2. Does that sound like the right process of things?