What’s Working In Partner Relationship Management?

whitePaper | August 16, 2020

This Tech Brief shows how to apply search engine optimization (SEO) to enterprise websites by employing best practices together with the built-in tools in Magnolia CMS. We take the key SEO factors identified by the Moz.org consulting group, and pair them with various Magnolia features. Our intended audience is online marketers, people employing web communications, and anyone interested in increasing their site rank.

whitePaper | November 6, 2019

The eBook covers a few topics to give you a better idea of how each aspect of your online presence plays an important role in bringing in new leads—from SEO and PR to online marketplaces. It can be hard to know where to find new clients. Better yet, where to find long-lasting clients that pay well.

whitePaper | August 31, 2022

The goal of partner planning in a technology company is to ensure the right products are available to customers at the right time, all while managing cost. Sounds easy, right? As any channel leader knows, partner planning is a complex process that requires careful alignment with overall business goals. Through years of experience, our team of channel experts at Spur Reply have identified the essential elements of partner planning and are ready to share with you.

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 | February 15, 2020

Respondents spent 47% of their influencer budget on micro-influencers (compared to just 23% for celebrity influencers). One of the problems the influencer marketing industry has had has been convincing people that celebrity does not equate with influence. The reality is that people trust micro-influencers far more than they do stars, and are far more likely to take notice of a micro-influencer's recommendation than one made by a celebrity. Therefore it should come as no surprise that brands are moving their influencer marketing towards micro-influencers as education about the industry improves.

whitePaper | February 2, 2022

As a result of a global pandemic and advances in telemedicine and other digital avenues of engagement, more and more patients are seeking options for remote care. The platforms and technologies that patients are using to engage with their healthcare are changing and the regulations are changing as well. This shift is creating a universal marketing challenge that healthcare brands must face today in order to remain competitive.