The marketing agency for Microsoft 365 partners

Microsoft 365 is the foundation of most Microsoft partner businesses, and it's probably the hardest place in the ecosystem to stand out. Every MSP, CSP and reseller sells the same licenses at broadly the same price, and most of them describe it in much the same way. We help Microsoft 365 partners work out what they actually do differently, explain it in plain English and build campaigns that bring in pipeline you can measure.

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Why Microsoft 365 marketing needs a specialist

If you line up ten Microsoft 365 partner websites, you'll find "secure, modern workplace", "empower your people to work from anywhere" and "a trusted Microsoft partner" on almost all of them. None of it is wrong, but when everyone's selling the same product, the product can't be your differentiator. Your expertise, your service and the way you look after customers have to be.

That's the bit most Microsoft 365 marketing misses, and it's also why so many partners end up competing on price.

We only work with Microsoft partners, and we've spent more than a decade inside the ecosystem. You won't need to explain the difference between Business Premium and E3, why the Teams and no-Teams split matters, or what your renewal calendar looks like after the July price changes. We already know, so we can spend the time on what makes your Microsoft 365 practice worth choosing.

The Microsoft 365 products and motions we help you take to market

Microsoft 365 isn't one sale. A 40-person business moving off Office 2021, a mid-market firm weighing up E5 and a retailer pricing up frontline licenses have very different priorities, and they need very different marketing. We build your marketing around the motions that make up your practice.

Microsoft 365 Business suites - the SMB heartland

For most MSPs and CSPs, Business Basic, Business Standard and Business Premium are the bread and butter. The July 2026 price changes have made the conversation more interesting. Business Basic and Business Standard went up, while Business Premium held its price. That narrows the gap and gives you a strong reason to talk customers up to Premium, with security, device management and Copilot Chat improvements included. We help you take that to market with:

  • Business Premium upgrade campaigns that frame it as the sensible, all-in-one choice for a growing business rather than the "expensive" option
  • SMB propositions with personality, so a 50-person business can see straight away why you're a better partner than the cheapest CSP on Google
  • Vertical messaging for the sectors you know well, like professional services, construction, nonprofits and education, where the same license solves very different problems
  • Renewal campaigns that turn your renewal calendar into a series of planned conversations rather than a last-minute invoice

Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 - enterprise value

At the enterprise end, the story has moved firmly towards security and management. As part of the July update, Microsoft added Defender for Office 365 Plan 1 and more Intune features to Microsoft 365 E3, and Microsoft 365 E5 gained Security Copilot along with advanced Intune capabilities. Customers are paying more, so they need help understanding what they're getting for it, and that's a great opening for partners who can explain it well. We help you with:

  • E3 to E5 business cases that tie the upgrade to tool consolidation, risk reduction and the security products customers may already be paying for separately
  • "Get more from what you've got" campaigns that help customers use the capabilities already in their license, which builds trust and opens the door to services
  • Executive content and ABM for CIOs, IT directors and CISOs at named accounts
  • A clear path to Copilot and E7 for customers ready to go further

Our Copilot partner marketing page covers the Copilot and E7 side in detail.

Frontline workers

Frontline staff in retail, healthcare, manufacturing, hospitality and logistics are often the most underserved people in an organization when it comes to technology. Frontline licenses saw some of the steepest price rises in July, which means customers will want a clear return on that spend.

We help you market frontline propositions with a strong sense of the real working day, like shift handovers, task lists and staff communications. We focus on the outcomes operations directors care about, such as retention, productivity and safety.

Microsoft Teams - calling, meetings and rooms

Teams has grown far beyond chat and video calls. Teams Phone replaces ageing phone systems, Teams Rooms turn meeting spaces into something people actually want to use, and contact center integrations connect it all to customer service. Since the Teams and no-Teams licenses were split, customers also have more choices to make, and they'll need advice. We help you take Teams to market with:

  • Phone system replacement campaigns aimed at organizations still running on-premises or legacy telephony
  • Meeting room propositions that sell the experience and the outcome, not just the hardware
  • Hybrid working stories grounded in how your customers really work, rather than stock photos of people on video calls

Modern devices - Windows 11, Windows 365 and Intune

Device management is one of the strongest recurring-revenue plays in Microsoft 365, and the timing is good. Windows 10 support ended in October 2025, and the first year of Extended Security Updates ends in October 2026. Year two costs twice as much per device, which makes the case for moving on much stronger. We help you market:

  • Windows 11 migration and hardware refresh campaigns that make the cost of standing still clear and easy to understand
  • Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop propositions for organizations that want cloud PCs, flexible working or a simpler way to support remote staff
  • Intune and endpoint management services packaged as managed offerings with clear service levels and outcomes

Office end of support and the move to Microsoft 365 Apps

On October 13, 2026, Office 2021 and Office LTSC 2021 reach end of support, with no extended security updates. Many organizations, especially smaller ones, are still running perpetual Office licenses, and many of them won't realise what that means until something goes wrong. That's a real opportunity, but end-of-support marketing can tip into scaremongering very quickly. We help you get the tone right, with:

  • Straight-talking campaigns that explain what's changing and what the options are, without the doom and gloom
  • Upgrade offers that bundle the move to Microsoft 365 Apps with the security and Copilot capabilities customers can't get on perpetual Office
  • Nurture campaigns for organizations that aren't ready yet, so you're the partner they think of when they are

SharePoint, intranets and the employee experience

SharePoint has quietly become one of the most important parts of Microsoft 365, because it's where so much of an organization's knowledge lives. And now that Copilot depends on that knowledge being organized and secure, intranets, information architecture and content governance are back on the agenda.

We help partners with SharePoint, intranet and employee experience practices position their work around the outcomes leaders care about, like better internal communications, faster access to knowledge and a stronger foundation for AI.

Managed services and the CSP relationship

For many partners, the license itself makes very little margin, and the managed services wrapped around it are where the business really grows. We help you market that service layer properly, with:

  • Managed service propositions that explain what customers actually get from you, from support and security monitoring to license optimization and adoption
  • Customer marketing that keeps you top of mind throughout the year, so customers don't only hear from you when an invoice is due
  • Cross-sell programs into security, Copilot, devices and Teams, based on what each customer already has

Microsoft 365 apps and solutions for ISVs

If you've built an app or add-on for Microsoft 365, like a Teams app, a SharePoint solution or a compliance tool, you need to stand out in a busy Microsoft Marketplace and often win over the partners who'll resell you too. For ISVs, we cover:

  • Product positioning and messaging that explains what your app does in plain English
  • Microsoft Marketplace listings written to convert, plus co-sell assets Microsoft's sellers can use
  • Launch campaigns and partner-to-partner programs that help you build a reseller channel

How we help Microsoft 365 partners grow

Whatever you're taking to market, the work usually comes back to five things, and you can bring us in for one of them or hand us the lot.

Plan

Positioning, ideal customer profiles and an annual marketing plan mapped to your Microsoft 365 offers and Microsoft's investment priorities for the year.

Attract

SEO, AI search, paid media, events, webinars and always-on content that puts you in front of business and IT leaders already reviewing their Microsoft estate.

Convert

Campaigns, ABM, email nurture and lead generation that produce qualified, co-sell-eligible pipeline rather than a pile of MQLs nobody follows up.

Enable

Sales enablement, co-sell assets, Marketplace listings and marketing into Microsoft, so Microsoft's sellers know exactly when to bring you into a deal.

Prove

Full-funnel reporting and Co-op evidence packs, so pipeline influenced and funding claimed both stand up to scrutiny.

Making Microsoft funding work for your Microsoft 365 practice

Many Microsoft 365 partners, particularly CSPs, have Co-op or MDF funding that goes unspent because nobody owns the balance or the deadline. We scope campaigns so they're eligible for Co-op or MDF wherever the activity ties to a Microsoft solution area, and we package up the reporting you need to back up the claim (you submit the claim yourself). It's a big reason we have a 100% Co-op claim success rate.

We'd still encourage you to put some of your own budget in. In a market where everyone sells the same licenses, the partners who stand out are the ones whose marketing says something about them, not just the latest Microsoft campaign with a logo swapped in.

Why Microsoft 365 partners choose Resultful

We've spent more than 10 years inside the Microsoft ecosystem, supported 200+ partners and helped generate $100M+ in pipeline. We've also surveyed 501 Microsoft partners for our own research into how partners market, how it's funded and whether any of it can be proven, so our advice comes from evidence rather than guesswork.

We speak your language (and Microsoft's), so you won't spend weeks getting us up to speed on licensing, CSP or the latest price changes. And because we work with partners globally, with a strong focus on the US, the UK and Ireland, we understand the transatlantic differences in how Microsoft 365 is bought, sold and funded.

Resultful truly get channel marketing. By working with a specialist agency that speaks the same language as we do (and as Microsoft does!), we can really hit the ground running.
Lisa Treasure, Head of Marketing, Chorus
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

How do we stand out when every partner sells the same licenses?

By marketing what you add, not just the product. That might be the sectors you specialize in, the way you support customers or the outcomes you've delivered. Above all, it means having a clear point of view, because a generic message leaves buyers comparing you on price.

Do you work with MSPs and CSPs?

Yes. A lot of our Microsoft 365 work is with MSPs and CSPs selling to small and mid-sized businesses, where the marketing needs to be practical, local and focused on the service you provide.

Can you help us market Office and Windows end of support?

Yes. We build campaigns that explain the deadlines and options clearly and honestly, without the scaremongering that puts buyers off, and we keep nurturing the customers who aren't ready yet.

How do you handle Microsoft's price changes in our marketing?

We treat them as a reason to have a value conversation. Customers paying more want to know what they're getting, and partners who explain it well build trust and open the door to upgrades and services.

Do you work with Microsoft 365 ISVs?

Yes. We help ISVs with positioning, Microsoft Marketplace listings, launch campaigns and partner-to-partner marketing.

Can Microsoft Co-op or MDF fund the work?

Often, yes. We scope activity to be eligible where it ties to a Microsoft solution area, and we provide the reporting you need for the claim.