TCMA Functionality You Need to Improve Your Channel Partner Experience
In the second and final installment of our Channel Partner Experience (PX) series, we offered several suggestions for ‘how to do PX right.’ Let’s...
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Cameron Schulz : February 18, 2022 at 1:06 PM
Channel partner experience (PX) is the perception of your brand that your partners develop throughout their interactions with you and the technology, assets, and other support you provide them.
PX is a method for establishing and maintaining strong relationships with the partners in your channel network. It involves providing enablement and engagement throughout the partnership with tools and technology that motivate partners to represent your brand accurately and authentically in their markets.
In addition to impacting the longevity of your existing partnerships, a positive channel partner experience is vital to creating new partnerships and building out a more robust channel network. It also significantly contributes to your brand’s customer experience—ultimately impacting sales, customer retention, and the overall ROI of your distributed marketing program.
But the question remains, why should you actively invest in partner experience rather than simply letting it develop organically?
Positive partner experiences can offer a competitive advantage—both among competing businesses and channel vendors—and boost program ROI to heights that would be difficult to attain with unengaged, unmotivated, and unsatisfied partners.
As I’m sure you can tell by the title, this isn’t all there is to know about partner experience. In Channel Partner Experience - Part II: Challenges & How to Do It Right we cover the less rosy side of PX including the challenges of PX and how you can develop an effective strategy to deliver a positive partner experience.
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In the second and final installment of our Channel Partner Experience (PX) series, we offered several suggestions for ‘how to do PX right.’ Let’s...
What is Channel Partner Enablement?