Partner Brand Guide

whitePaper | September 20, 2022

Selecting the right ERP is only the first step in moving to your new solution. You must also decide who is going to help you put the system into action – your implementation partner. Your successful implementation will depend as much on your finding the right partner as with finding the right software.

whitePaper | August 15, 2020

In the past, marketers have used marketing automation to streamline lead generation and manage their funnel. However, as consumer behaviors have changed, so have their expectations. Marketing success now hinges on going beyond the lead to grow your business through great automated experiences that improve engagement across each stage of the buyer journey. From initial awareness to generating demand to in-product messaging, brand advocacy, and beyond, growth marketing is the future of business success!

whitePaper | September 23, 2022

Optimizing digital experiences at scale is hard - people abandon, behaviors differ, and systems break. Sound familiar? Anomaly detection combs through user behavior in search of unusual changes. It proactively analyzes data like cart abandonment, conversion, and value to provide you with potential contributing factors so you can quickly surface issues and find new opportunities.

whitePaper | February 10, 2022

Channel Marketing and the IT Channel ecosystem in general are constantly evolving. The biggest challenge is the multiple changing factors, including the Channel model itself, overarching demand generation strategies, and buyers’ behaviors. In this eBook you’ll uncover how channel demand generation has changed, how to better educate and empower Partners, and what types of content you need to develop to drive demand the RIGHT WAY!

whitePaper | October 25, 2022

Building trust, sharing data securely, and getting insights from partners are critical for scaling partnerships. This 13-page whitepaper frames the universal enterprise challenges around scaling an effective partner ecosystem that drives revenue.

whitePaper | August 13, 2020

Not-for-profit organisations are no exception. Reports from The Institute of Fundraising state charities in the UK are seeing a “projected loss of 48% to their voluntary income, and a third wiped from their total income” conducted on a study across 500 charities. It has also been estimated that the charity sector lost at least £4.5 billion in income as an immediate consequence of the pandemic (NCVO, 2020). This is due to many face-to-face fundraising events being cancelled, donations reduced, grants being cut, charity shops having to shut and the majority of staff being placed on Furlough or even facing redundancies in an effort to save cash.