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Yep, I understand your feelings. I have Developers from these companies. Not a company itself, I am pretty bad at B2B sales.
by ianberdin 4y ago
Yep, I understand your feelings. I have Developers from these companies. Not a company itself, I am pretty bad at B2B sales.
- scrollaway 4y agoThose company-legitimacy boxes are useful for b2b sales when you're trying to sell a product that the companies in question actually pay for. This doesn't seem to be what you're trying to do so IMO I agree with the GP and you're better off removing it. Look at the ReactJS homepage (https://reactjs.org/ https://reactjs.org/), it's the same as yours minus b2b fluff, and heaven knows they could list some companies in there :)
- randomdigitz 4y agoWho’s to say that person is right? If anything test it. That person may have a personal and incorrect feeling about the logos. They may be worse at b2b sales than you.
- lupire 4y ago
- enduroman 4y agoMake sure you are authorized to use their logos. I know Intel would request removal from sites like this when I worked there.
- micromacrofoot 4y agolots of companies put a logo up without permission and just wait for a takedown request, there usually aren’t consequences as long as you comply
- davidro80 4y ago
- TheTaytay 4y agoFor what it’s worth, as an individual dev, if I can trust the logos, I think it does add social proof. “Trusted by developers at…” can be a way to contextualize it.