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Avoid Selecting the Wrong Salesforce Partner. In this episode, Scott Billows and Matt Hui discuss how to choose a Salesforce partner.
They explore various ways to find the right partner, including:
The Salesforce AppExchange, which is a marketplace for finding partners based on criteria like experience and customer satisfaction ratings.
Independent online research using tools like Google or AI platforms.
Referrals from a Salesforce account executive.
Matt and Scott also provide advice on evaluating potential partners. Key considerations include:
Experience: Does the partner have specific experience in the nonprofit's particular field, such as conservation or an arts museum?
References: Do they have references from previous projects?
Organizational Fit: Is the partner's size and team makeup a good match for the nonprofit's size and needs?
Pricing: Understanding the partner's pricing structure is a significant factor.
Team Composition: It's important to meet the specific people who will be working on the project, as their soft skills and ability to "gel" with the nonprofit's team are crucial for success.
Trust and Relationship: A long-term partnership requires a foundation of trust, as projects may not always proceed in a linear fashion.
Certifications: Salesforce certifications are considered a baseline for a partner's credibility and competency.
By Belmar ConsultingAvoid Selecting the Wrong Salesforce Partner. In this episode, Scott Billows and Matt Hui discuss how to choose a Salesforce partner.
They explore various ways to find the right partner, including:
The Salesforce AppExchange, which is a marketplace for finding partners based on criteria like experience and customer satisfaction ratings.
Independent online research using tools like Google or AI platforms.
Referrals from a Salesforce account executive.
Matt and Scott also provide advice on evaluating potential partners. Key considerations include:
Experience: Does the partner have specific experience in the nonprofit's particular field, such as conservation or an arts museum?
References: Do they have references from previous projects?
Organizational Fit: Is the partner's size and team makeup a good match for the nonprofit's size and needs?
Pricing: Understanding the partner's pricing structure is a significant factor.
Team Composition: It's important to meet the specific people who will be working on the project, as their soft skills and ability to "gel" with the nonprofit's team are crucial for success.
Trust and Relationship: A long-term partnership requires a foundation of trust, as projects may not always proceed in a linear fashion.
Certifications: Salesforce certifications are considered a baseline for a partner's credibility and competency.