Our partnerships don't produce results
Partnerships fail when they are signed without a shared goal, a plan and someone on each side who owns them. Agree a target, a joint plan for the first 90 days and a way to track referrals before announcing anything.
Our partnerships don't produce results
Problem
You sign partnerships, announce them, and then nothing happens.
Each deal starts with enthusiasm and a press release. Months later, few customers have come through, nobody is sure who is responsible, and the partner has moved on.
Partnerships become a list of logos rather than a channel.
Insight
A partnership is a channel, and channels need running.
Partnerships that work have a clear shared target, someone on each side who owns it, a plan for the first months and a way to track what comes through. Most deals have none of these after the signing.
Setting them up first decides whether a partnership produces anything.
How we approach it
We set partnerships up to produce results.
- We pick partners based on overlap with your target customers.
- We agree a shared target, owners on both sides and a 90-day joint plan.
- We set up tracking so every referral and sale is counted, and review it monthly.
Your partnerships become a channel you can measure and grow.
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