Recent articles
Here’s your weekly dose of practical marketing insights specifically written for ISVs, channel partners and pretty much anyone in software marketing.
Recent articles
Here’s your weekly dose of practical marketing insights specifically written for ISVs, channel partners and pretty much anyone in software marketing.
I am not sure exactly when it started, or how it happened, but at some point in the not-so-distant past, we stopped being able to focus on one thing at a time. The worst is that our minds wander so easily that even when we consciously tell ourselves to pay attention, we often cannot.
Selling software remotely is nothing new. Even before COVID, certain types of software solutions were only sold virtually. Now more than ever, remote sales is the name of the game for software vendors both big and small.
Inventing and reinventing the wheel (constantly) when it comes to marketing is the only way to stay fresh and at the top of your game. But it’s not always easy to think of new ideas, especially when the old ways seem to be working pretty well.
Let’s face it: 2020 was a roller coaster ride. Not only did we see certain industries decimated by COVID (tourism, hospitality, and brick & mortar retail shops to name a few), we also saw an unexpected and unprecedented surge in software sales.
Recently, it has come to my attention that there are more and more marketing boutiques popping up left and right, claiming to be “data-driven” and providing “affordable leads sourced on LinkedIn.”