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guides.
- 001your biggest competitor in security deals is "no decision"
- 002how to run a security POC that ends in a decision
- 003one distributor per country or two: the arithmetic for a mid-sized European market
- 004the channel price waterfall: from list price to the CISO
- 005deal registration is a promise. here is where it breaks
- 006why a vendor with the better product loses a Polish tender
- 007the day-one shortlist: most security demand is decided before the first form
- 008the first hour after a demo request
- 009cold email in Europe is a country-by-country question
- 010a signed partner is a logo, not pipeline: the first 90 days after signature
- 011the security review is a second evaluation. start it with the POC
- 012NIS2 in a sales conversation: what the law asks of suppliers, and what it doesn't
- 013map the buying committee before the demo
- 014why the US volume playbook breaks in Europe
- 015content your channel partners will actually send
- 016when an MSSP wants to build a service on your product
- 017an ideal partner profile fits on one page
- 018what a partner needs to hear before it adds your line
- 019partner tiers that change what partners do
- 020partner enablement that ends in a registered deal
- 021co-selling with a partner: who owns what in the deal
- 022when the customer wants to buy through AWS or Azure: marketplaces and your channel
- 023renewals through partners: who owns the customer in year two
- 024a joint business plan a partner will follow
- 025paying your channel team without starting a war with direct sales
- 026channel metrics that tell you something: sourced, influenced and the partner health score
- 027how a partner channel fails, and the signals that show up two quarters earlier
- 028partners make money on the services around your product, so design for them
- 029a security demo that opens on the alert
- 030a security business case the CFO reads to the end
- 031procurement is not the enemy. it is measured on something you can help with
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