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Thanks @uditmathur Yes the exhausted content approach works fine , thanks for the suggestion

@Darshil_Shah1Do you have any suggestions or feedback regarding this situation?I wanted to include you in this conversation because you provided insights during our discussions related to EP / warm up campaign suppression list Thanks in advance 🙂 Regards,Akshat

@uditmathur ,There are two conditions under which we would like to reintegrate leads into our regular marketing efforts:Leads who click on any email in Stream 1 will definitely be included in regular marketing. However, we would first like them to complete Streams 2 and 3. Since they have demonstrat...

Thanks @Michael_Florin That helps 🙂

Thanks @Michael_Florin for clarifying the naming convention, and also advising to avoid using "EP" when targeting the same audience with different email addresses.Now, consider a scenario where we have a list of records that we want to warm up via EP, adding approximately 2,000 new contacts each mon...

First of all apologies for my delay in the response Thanks @Darshil_Shah1Regarding the feedback, there isn't a specific reason at this moment; I am simply exploring this option. We are considering utilizing an engagement program to optimize our batch and blast email strategy, as we currently send fo...

Thanks @Darshil_Shah1

@Michael_Florin Any thoughts to my previous message? @Darshil_Shah1 Have you worked on or know something related to the above ? Would be helpful as i was exploring this bit and wasnt sure about it Regards,Akshat

@Darshil_Shah1 Thanks for the suggestions The objective is to engage our contacts through a series of emails, utilizing engagement metrics to assess their readiness for regular marketing. I plan to implement this strategy by creating a new stream titled "Journey Finished" and subsequently removing t...