Microsoft XDR Partnerships: Five MSSP Benefits
You'll notice the subhed above. That is a heading 2 subhed. We use subheds to break up the story nicely, to improve SEO, and also to provide a good space to provide our ads in a good spot for the reader. You'll noticed advertisement code right above the subhed.By this point in the story, we're likely pointing out benefits or takeaways of a new product or service. We like to use bullet points for such content. For instance:- Benefit one is this;
- benefit two is that;
- but don't forget about benefit three;
- plus benefit four is very impressive; and
- benefit five wraps up the benefit list of the partnership.
Microsoft XDR Partnerships: Executive Perspectives
By this point in the story, we sometimes run an executive canned quote. They are good for SEO and readers love to see their names in stories. So, the quote can look stylized like this:In a prepared statement about the partnerships, Microsoft VP John Doe said:"Here is John Doe's quote. Perhaps it can be two to three sentences long. With some perspectives on how the news impacts partners and/or MSSPs. Short and sweet is fine. And a direct quote from a press release is fine.
- There is an "Except" box below. Use that to write about 160 characters that SEOs the story. An example could be: Microsoft XDR security partnerships with CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and Sophos may benefit MSSPs and MSPs in these five ways."