How to Create and then Communicate your Business Value Proposition
How valuable is your business to your channel partners? This may feel like a loaded question, but in reality, your channel partners are ultimately looking to increase their bottom line as well. It is also important to understand that “value” means much more than a set dollar amount. It’s about what channel partners get from the partnership beyond dollar-for-dollar financials. So how do you come up with and then communicate your business value proposition in a way that others will understand?
Our latest white paper goes further than just defining “business value proposition.” We also outline the four major areas you should focus on when creating your business value proposition for potential channel partners. These areas include:
- Defining the problem
- Developing a solution
- Identifying value drivers
- Telling your story
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