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Hey forum,
so I was in the middle of writing an email which could have potentially very positive consequences for my SaaS business, or none at all.
Long story short I got the contacts (no phone) of the director of a company with which I really would like to do business.
If we strike a deal, both our clients and companies will benefit greatly.
The deal itself would be a integration between our systems.
To my knowledge, they dont have that option (the integration option) at the moment, so some software must be written on their side as well to make this possible.
The problem.
I suck at this sort of thing and I want (need) to get better.
I`m afraid that I`ll mess up the communication and wont be able to convince them to work together, because they already have their business model and we have ours, but if we combine our efforts we can offer a unique service to the market (unique in my country anyway).
More importantly, we have a nice thick barier to entry so what we can offer them in a month, they`ll have to spend 2-3 years to develop on their own.
How do email the director and not get shutdown?
How do I obtain more contacts, and a meeting?
How do I communicate the benefits of what I`m proposing in a way that will convince them to work together?
Any advice, resources or links are greatly appreciated.
so I was in the middle of writing an email which could have potentially very positive consequences for my SaaS business, or none at all.
Long story short I got the contacts (no phone) of the director of a company with which I really would like to do business.
If we strike a deal, both our clients and companies will benefit greatly.
The deal itself would be a integration between our systems.
To my knowledge, they dont have that option (the integration option) at the moment, so some software must be written on their side as well to make this possible.
The problem.
I suck at this sort of thing and I want (need) to get better.
I`m afraid that I`ll mess up the communication and wont be able to convince them to work together, because they already have their business model and we have ours, but if we combine our efforts we can offer a unique service to the market (unique in my country anyway).
More importantly, we have a nice thick barier to entry so what we can offer them in a month, they`ll have to spend 2-3 years to develop on their own.
How do email the director and not get shutdown?
How do I obtain more contacts, and a meeting?
How do I communicate the benefits of what I`m proposing in a way that will convince them to work together?
Any advice, resources or links are greatly appreciated.
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