Episode #1132
How to Set Up Effective Channel Partnerships
September 06, 2019

In episode #1132, we talk about setting up effective channel partnerships and the benefit that can be garnered from this. We look at different types of partnerships, how to reach out, and the patience it takes to allow them to grow naturally. Listen in to get the best advice on building the most beneficial partnerships for your business! 

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: How to Set Up Effective Channel Partnerships.
  • [00:40] What is the definition of a ‘channel partnership’.
  • [01:12] Different ways to make use of this idea.
  • [01:49] Reaching out, offering value and starting a relationship on the right foot.
  • [02:50] The best kind of partnerships are based on mutual value adds.
  • [03:25] Most of the best channel partnerships are cheap and effective!
  • [04:19] Partnership generation; conferences and reaching out through email.
  • [04:37] Patience through the slow building nature of relationships. 
  • [05:01] Partnerships do not rely on algorithms and are a great source of diversification.
  • [05:37] That’s it for today!
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