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Foundry Partner Marketing Research 2020

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Foundry's Partner Marketing research was previously released under the IDG Communications brand. The study provides insight into the benefits and challenges of partner marketing, and the partner initiatives that companies have in place.

Foundry's Partner Marketing research was previously released under the IDG Communications brand. The study provides insight into the benefits and challenges of partner marketing, and the partner initiatives that companies have in place.

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Foundry Partner Marketing Research 2020

  1. 1. Partnering for success Data to benchmark your partner/alliance marketing efforts
  2. 2. Purpose and methodology 2 Source: Foundry Partner/Alliance Marketing Survey, 2019 Survey goal This research was conducted to gain a better understanding of partner marketing efforts from both the client and agency view, where the benefits and challenges lie, what direction budgets are going in, and to prescribe actionable advice on how to better manage partner marketing efforts. Total respondents 298 Collection method Online questionnaire Number of questions 24 Average company size 22K employees Marketing leadership All survey respondents are involved in making partner marketing decisions for their organization. 2% 8% 13% 20% 57% Other Channel/reseller company Marketing services / advertising agency Consulting firm and / or systems integrator Technology vendor Job level Organization types 55% 35% 10% Executive Mid management Staff
  3. 3. 62% 21% 7% 5% 5% A necessary marketing tactic that provides great value A marketing tactic that provides some value A marketing tactic that provides us little value A marketing tactic that has negatively impacted our organization A tactic we just recently started and haven’t measured any impact yet 3 Value of partner marketing being recognized Question: How does your organization view partner marketing? Question: What percentage of overall marketing budget did your organization allocate to partner marketing activities in the past 12 months (not including funds contributed by partners)? How do you expect your organization’s partner marketing budget to change over the next 24 months? Source: Foundry Partner/Alliance Marketing Survey, 2019 37% of overall marketing budget spent on partner marketing activities 68% 21% 8% 2% Increase Stay the Same Decrease Not Sure Budget direction
  4. 4. 26% 30% 20% 12% 10% 31% 23% 17% 17% 8% 27% 20% 17% 19% 15% Less than 10 10 - 49 50 - 99 100 - 499 More than 500 Channel partner/reseller Systems integrators Technology partners Average 1,000+ <1,000 155 212 73 118 158 58 116 157 55 4 Programs include many partners Question: How many partners is your organization currently working with? Source: Foundry Partner/Alliance Marketing Survey, 2019
  5. 5. No Yes 1,000+ 71% <1,000 89% 1,000+ 25% <1,000 7% 5 Documented strategy is the norm Question: Does your company have a documented partner marketing strategy? Source: Foundry Partner/Alliance Marketing Survey, 2019 85% 12% 4% Yes No Not sure Tech vendors 1,000+ 74% <1,000 91% Not sure 82% 14% 4% Tech vendor 85% Consultant/SI 76% Channel 72% Services/agency 87%
  6. 6. 3.3 average number of challenges 6 Internal and external commitment a challenge Question: In your role, what are the greatest challenges to partner marketing success? Source: Foundry Partner/Alliance Marketing Survey, 2019 12% 12% 14% 15% 15% 16% 16% 17% 18% 19% 20% 21% 22% 22% 26% 27% 27% Not enough content that addresses the partner solution Lack of products/offerings or things to market and sell Too many partners with undifferentiated offerings Partners aren’t spending their marketing dollars/letting them expire Difficult to focus resources / program complexity Lack of commercial success Partner doesn’t fully understand our business Process is too cumbersome Our contact covers too many vendors to give us the focus we need Insufficient funds Lack of strategy Pressure from the business to concentrate all efforts on one area of the funnel Managing/aligning with partner expectations regarding success measurement Lack of resources Lack of partner marketing expertise Too many competing priorities Lack of partner commitment 1,000+ 12% <1,000 21%
  7. 7. 7 Content dev. & demand gen lead investment Question: What are the top 3 marketing programs you will spend partner marketing budget on in the next 12 months? Question: Thinking about the partner marketing programs completed in the past 12 months, how many have ultimately yielded successfulresults? Source: Foundry Partner/Alliance Marketing Survey, 2019 57% of partner marketing programs ultimately yielded successful results in the past 12 months 24% 27% 30% 30% 32% 32% 40% 40% Telemarketing Lead nurturing Thought leadership Social media presence Branding Events Demand generation Content development 1,000+ 36% <1,000 47% 1,000+ 25% <1,000 37% 1,000+ 60% <1,000 53%
  8. 8. 8 Continue the conversation ● To get results from Foundry research when it happens, or any other news, follow us on Twitter: @Foundry_IDG ● Sign up to receive our monthly marketing newsletter at www.FoundryCo.com/newsletters/ ● Visit us on LinkedIn here: www.linkedin.com/company/international-data-group--idg- Additional ways to stay on top of information from Foundry: To receive a briefing on the full results from this study, or for more information, please contact your Foundry sales executive or contact us. For more information on content marketing and lead nurture, explore our resources on this site under marketing tools. We have additional primary research, blogs and white papers to make you smarter about tech decision makers, and targeted products and programs to help you reach them!

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