
Your Indirect Sales Need Your Direct Attention
Distributors and resellers drive most technology sales. But the channel is undergoing unprecedented shifts. By mastering five rules, tech manufacturers can keep the revenue coming.
To build a strong sales channel strategy, many companies will need to rethink the way they work with—and offer incentives to—their partners. BCG helps clients ensure that the right elements are in place for the sales channel to grow and thrive.
The tools, data, and analytics that direct sales activity are constantly evolving—and your sales channel strategy must evolve as well. Customers are rapidly shifting how they learn about and buy products and offerings. Acquisitions are rapidly consolidating channel players. New technologies are giving distributors and resellers more choice in what they sell.
At BCG, our sales channel consultants help clients navigate these massive shifts, understand when indirect selling is most advantageous, and optimize their channel strategy.
Companies must master our five key rules to optimize digital sales channels:
BCG’s Digital Sales Services
Our digital sales consulting team helps clients unleash the full potential of next-generation sales and transform into omnichannel champions.
Our program to address sales channel strategy and effectiveness can drive significant impact in two to three months. Our focused frontline transformation efforts include:
Our sales channel consultants have driven more than 600 sales channel strategy and sales channel transformation projects over the past five years, across all geographies.
Distributors and resellers drive most technology sales. But the channel is undergoing unprecedented shifts. By mastering five rules, tech manufacturers can keep the revenue coming.
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