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You're totally right. We're deleting it from our site now. Change should be pushed in a few minutes.
by mschrage 6y ago
You're totally right. We're deleting it from our site now. Change should be pushed in a few minutes.
- fragmede 6y agoDevelopers are allergic to feeling like they're being marketed to, as GP comment proves. That doesn't mean it's a bad marketing direction, just that more specificity is needed. If it really is just "my bff from high school that works at a FANG installed my software on their own personal time on their on personal laptop", then yeah, get rid of it. But somewhere between one person at a FANG using the software professionally, and everyone at said FANG using the software (eg an HR ERP system like Workday), is an individual's personal threshold for what "used by a FANG" means to them. As long as it's reworded to be represented honestly then I'd keep it. FANGs are the gold standard for a reason, and the social proof gained by having your software used there is valuable to the segment of the population that gives it value. (The intersection of "the segment of the population that gives it value" and your target market, may (or may not) be an empty set, however.)