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whitePaper | November 25, 2021

The truth is that most partner relationship management (PRM) software just isn't built for B2B, meaning many SaaS businesses end up choosing partnerships software that fail to scale with their growth, and provide a sub-par experience to partners.

whitePaper | November 15, 2022

The economy today is more mobile, virtual, global, and digital than ever before. It’s also moving faster and with a new purpose and intensity not seen since the end of World War II. For small and emerging businesses, this is a remarkable time of opportunity. There’s been a significant shift in how we do business. Customer needs, preferences, and expectations have changed radically. And with this shift, new challenges arise, particularly the “last-mile” hurdle of reaching – and engaging – new and existing customers.

whitePaper | March 1, 2022

As the world continues to adjust to the lasting implications of the global pandemic, more and more companies are rushing to adapt sales and marketing processes to center on digital marketing channels. But why? This article will answer this question by breaking down online marketing, the various types of marketing channels, and how to win market share. Let’s start with the advantages.

whitePaper | February 2, 2022

Are your partners delivering a competitive advantage? As more companies invest in channel as a vital component of a go-to-market strategy, effective channel management is more critical than ever. How do you know if your strategy is falling short?

whitePaper | November 3, 2021

Effective partner relationship management (PRM) — always a challenge for even the most skilled channel leaders — is becoming increasingly critical to the success of well-established firms and start-up companies especially. Seismic shifts in the typical B2B buyer’s journey are demanding deeper and more timely data-informed evaluations of every vendor’s partner ecosystem.

whitePaper | October 28, 2021

Today’s executives want to know the true impact of marketing spend, which means marketers must become adept at ascertaining how their campaigns drive tangible outcomes (sales lift, revenue lift, profit lift, etc.). In other words, marketers need to learn to “speak CFO.”