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    <title>Invite Leads to Your Customer Insights Journeys Events</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[<p>In Customer Insights Journeys, <strong>events run on Contacts</strong>. Registrations, check-ins, reminders, the whole journey, all of it is contact-shaped.</p>
<p>Which is fine, until you remember that plenty of the people you&rsquo;d love to have at your event aren&rsquo;t contacts at all: <strong>they&rsquo;re sitting in your Leads</strong>. Prospects Sales is already working with, or people who raised their hand on a form but are not in your contact base yet.</p>
<p>So you invite those leads to the event anyway and Customer Insights Journeys happily registers them as contacts. Now there&rsquo;s a subtle catch: the new <strong>Event Registration points at a contact, while the Lead it actually belongs to is left on the sidelines, disconnected</strong>. 🙋</p>]]></description>
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