If you want to make sure that you are working with your partners and getting the best experience then you need to try and focus on integration. If you want to find out more about that then this is the guide for you.
If you work in the business of sales then you may have PRM, which stands for Partner Relationship Management and PRE, which is Partner Revenue Enablement. If you aren’t quite sure of the difference between the two or if you want to find out more, then you can find out everything you need to know, right here.
The idea of co-selling is for you to deploy your resources so that you can effectively sell more. It’s a fantastic way for you to achieve the sales goals that you have set, and it also helps you to build a very agile organisation. A lot of people think about co-selling as being a software feature, but in reality, there’s so much more to it. As a sales leader, it’s more than possible for you to take co-selling from being a good idea to being an absolute game-changer. Want to find out more? Take a look below.
The job of a channel marketer is quite often undervalued. Channel marketers often have so many jobs to do and very little time to do it all in. A channel partner is expected to recruit new partners, find out what they are doing, why they are doing it and even distribute MDF as well.
SPIFFs are otherwise known as Sales Performance Incentive Funds are contests that essentially accelerate sales. Even though SPIFFS are usually short-term incentives, it’s important to know that they help you to achieve long-term goals for your revenue and they also help you with your business growth too
Having services that operate in isolation and that do not share with the rest of your company will usually cause visibility problems. You may also find that you lack collaboration between all of your teams as well. It may be that it hinders your partner management, and this can make it hard to achieve your full potential.