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Co-marketing that works for both sides of the partnership

Partnerships only grow when both sides can market them. We build the joint messaging, campaigns and toolkits that help vendors and partners go to market together, whether that's with Microsoft or your own channel.

What's included

Joint value propositions
Clear messaging on why the combined offer matters to customers.
Co-marketing campaigns
Co-branded campaigns, webinars and events with your partners or vendors.
Partner toolkits
Ready-to-use content partners will actually use: emails, social, decks and one-pagers.
Marketing development funds
Planning, running and reporting on MDF-funded activity.
Partner programs
Recruitment and enablement content for your partner program.

Pricing

Included in Growth and Scale programs.

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Who it's for

  • Technology vendors building a channel
  • Partners co-marketing with Microsoft and other vendors
  • Distributors and alliances teams

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between partner marketing and channel marketing?

Channel marketing is usually run by a vendor to help resellers sell its products. Partner marketing is broader: any co-marketing between organisations, including alliances, technology partners and Microsoft co-marketing.

What should a partner marketing toolkit include?

Messaging and positioning, ready-to-send emails, social posts, a presentation, one-pagers, case studies and brand guidelines for co-branding.

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