TALK TO THEM.

No one cares about your product.

I don't say that meanly. No one cares about MY products, either. I'm saying it to make a jarring point.

You know what they DO care about?

Things they they make, or already sell, that are making them most of the money they bring in NOW.

And your product is not doing that.

Therefore...(wait for it)...you don't have a real partnership with your resellers.

Not yet.

Apply our friend, the 80/20 Rule.

80% of your reseller sales (or thereabouts) come from 20% (or so) of your reseller partners.

They are *already* doing a good job for you.

They are *already* committed to your product.

They are *already* seeing decent revenue generated by their sales of your product.

Get the picture?

If you don't have reseller agreements with anyone yet, look for resellers successfully bringing in significant-to-them revenue with similar-type products to yours. Not identical. Similar.

Forget about the rest, for now anyway.

These productive few are the ones to get those sit-down meetings with.

And don't "present".

Ask THEM what THEY would be motivated by.

Don't GUESS.

Find out.

You can adjust that. It's negotiation.

But starting from that baseline, rather than yours, is preferable and effective.

And if they tell you, "We don't believe amping up the resources on pushing your product will result in a good-enough reward," ... now you KNOW.

Now you have a real symptom to deal with.

Numbers are great, but emotional involvement is better. One follows the other, and I think before you read this, you had it the wrong way around.