Unbounce launches its Service Partner Hub via the MeasureMatch professional services marketplace platform

MeasureMatch is excited to announce Unbounce’s participation in the MeasureMatch marketplace to scale service partner relationships and to maximize customer success.

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"Unbounce is thrilled to work with MeasureMatch and help this community get more leads, sales, and conversions from our landing pages, popups, and sticky bars,"  Ty Lingley, Director of Partnerships at Unbounce.

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With Unbounce marketers can create custom landing pages that convert more visitors than any website—no coding required. More leads. More customers. More sales. Unbounce is the #1 landing page platform for 15,000+ brands including Helix, Zola,Later, Fifty & Fifty and Campaign Monitor, to mention but a few. And now Unbounce uses MeasureMatch.

Unbounce's Service Partner Hub is now live and open for Unbounce service partners to join the Hub by applying for a MeasureMatch Expert account (it's free). Current MeasureMatch Expert account holders can apply to be Unbounce-verified in a few clicks.

Below are a few FAQs and you can find a growing number of articles in our new Help Center.

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Service Partner Hubs FAQ

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Question. I am already a certified partner of a technology vendor that has a MeasureMatch Service Partner Hub, why should I bother?

Answer. Good question. Consultants, consultancies, agencies and SIs in our network are applying to be featured as technology vendor partners for two reasons:

1. To get a vendor-verified badge in their profiles for clients to see. The badge is a little extra credibility boost to further stoke confidence in clients when they're viewing profiles.
2. Vendor-verified service partners will be prioritized to receive project brief notifications ahead of our broader network of consultants.
3. Why not? It's free and requires only a little time to apply.

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Question. What if I don't have enough experience or a certification, can I still apply?

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Answer. Each technology vendor determines its own qualifying criteria, which means it is up to each technology vendor make a call regarding partner eligibility. It could be that an award-winning case study, backed up with an endorsement from a client is enough to get you in. Some vendors will, no doubt, be hard-nosed about requiring certifications or a minimum number of years of experience, etc.

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Question. What's the point of Service Partner Hubs?

Answer. There are a few things that we've taken into account to build this part of the platform:

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Quality & Trust

Although we interview all relevant service provider applicants, we know we can do better to ensure MeasureMatch clients are presented with an excellent range of high quality consultants and consultancies. Service Partner Hubs is a way to do that, with direct participation by technology vendors themselves. 

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Systems-centric

The vast majority of the project work done via the MeasureMatch marketplace is systems-specific.Having the makers of these systems actively participating in the marketplace will help us to help you… and help clients to get the most of the software systems they've adopted.

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Clients

Technology vendor participation is via a Vendor account, but packed with Client account functionality. So, in addition to creating Service Partner Hubs, technology vendors can also submit project briefs and book consultants into contracts, just like Clients can. Vendor accounts are built this way because we were told this would be useful. So, sooner than later, the first project briefs from technology vendors will emerge i.e. new revenue opportunities, and new ways to deepen technology vendor relationships.

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And there's more. But we'll leave it at this for now.