Partner positioning and specialisation
Why buyers should choose your team for this vendor’s technology, not the partner down the road.
- Partner value proposition
- Specialisations and solution areas
- Partner landscape analysis
Partner marketing for technology and SaaS companies that resell, build on or deliver vendor technology. We turn your vendor partnerships into a strategic growth engine, with a joint story, co-selling plays and MDF-funded demand.

The partner GTM & MDF plan at a glance
Duration
3 to 4 weeks
Format
Fixed scope, fixed fee
Led by
Partner marketing specialists with Microsoft, AWS, Cisco and Veeam experience
You leave with
A partner value proposition, a joint story and an MDF plan
Measured on
Vendor engagement and co-selling first, then shared pipeline
Partnerships unlock tremendous value. These are the signs you’re leaving it on the table.
There’s no joint value proposition with our vendor, so buyers default to price or the incumbent.
Without proof of performance or pipeline evidence, next year’s allocation shrinks.
No plan, no capacity and no claim-ready proposal, so the money goes back.
Co-sell referrals go to the partners their account managers know and trust.
60%
of allocated market development funds (MDF) goes unused every quarter.
Source: Omdia, 2026
Partnerships are strategic, not transactional. The value sits in what you and your vendors build together, and every unclaimed dollar is growth left with the vendor.
A clear reason to choose you, a joint story your vendors back, funded campaigns and a presence where customers now buy.
Why buyers should choose your team for this vendor’s technology, not the partner down the road.
A shared story with your vendors and plays their account teams can use, so co-sell deals come to you.
Market development funds planned, claimed and turned into pipeline, with the proof of performance vendors need.
Marketplace listings, private offers and partner-led campaigns that reach customers where they now buy.
Services-led partners win on expertise and outcomes. Software-led partners win on what they build on the vendor’s platform. Both need a story that sets them apart and a vendor relationship that brings them deals.
Need your core story first? Start with GTM & Brand Strategy
Services-led
For partners delivering Microsoft, AWS, Cisco and Veeam solutions and managed services.
Software-led
For software built on, integrated with or sold through vendor and hyperscaler ecosystems.
Built on our Labyrinth Method, aligned to your vendors’ programme calendars.
Weeks 1 to 2 · Discover
Vendor, programme, tier and funding review.
Weeks 3 to 4 · Design
Partner value proposition, joint story and MDF plan agreed with your vendors.
Months 2 to 3 · Systemise
MDF-funded campaigns, co-sell plays and marketplace listings go live.
Ongoing · Optimise
Pipeline and proof-of-performance reporting every quarter.
Where to start
A joint value proposition and a plan to claim and use your market development funds before they expire.
Book your MDF reviewManaged services built on Microsoft, AWS, Cisco or Veeam.
Reselling and implementing vendor technology for mid-market and enterprise.
Software sold through, or built on, vendor and hyperscaler ecosystems.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly
Partner marketing helps companies that resell, deliver or build on vendor technology win more business with their vendors: a clear specialisation, joint value propositions, co-selling, MDF-funded campaigns and marketplace presence.
Most often Microsoft, AWS, Cisco and Veeam, as well as other technology vendors’ co-marketing programmes.
Yes. We plan activity that meets programme rules, run it and prepare the proof of performance vendors need.
We define the specialisation, proof and point of view that make you the obvious choice for a defined set of customers, then make sure your vendor’s account teams know it too.
We track vendor engagement first: co-sell referrals, joint campaign response and partner tier progress. Those signals lead the shared pipeline and the proof-of-performance reporting vendors need.
Start with a straightforward conversation about where you are and where you want to grow.