Nine referral partners are signed. Two have ever sent anything.
Most partner programmes fail for a reason that has nothing to do with the commission rate, and the signed agreements hide it.
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Create a free account Sign inMost partner programmes fail for a reason that has nothing to do with the commission rate, and the signed agreements hide it.
Nothing visibly broke when the team was fourteen. The mechanism that made those first hires feel free reverses quietly, and…
Rework rarely appears as a line in the accounts: which is why it quietly funds itself out of margin, senior…
When a commission plan pays on revenue, the seller and the business are not arguing about the same number, and…
Hiring is modelled as a step change in capacity. It arrives as a curve, and the gap between the two…
Fixed-price packages rarely fail at the point of sale. They fail three weeks into delivery, and for reasons the price…
A shadow spreadsheet surviving six months after go-live is telling you something specific about the system you bought, and it…
When early-life churn spikes at a predictable point, the cause is almost never located there, and the metric that says…
Recurring revenue hides margin erosion better than any other commercial arrangement, because the number that moves is never the one…
Owner dependency rarely shows up in the headline multiple. It shows up somewhere less visible, and usually too late to…
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