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Ironically, I noticed that in the Posthog Website (as is the case with a number of other companies). I think the best option would be a mix of the two (which A
by fakedang 4y ago
Ironically, I noticed that in the Posthog Website (as is the case with a number of other companies).
I think the best option would be a mix of the two (which AWS does). You have a tileset of companies which "use" your product, but you also back that up with individual testimonials which link back to case studies on your blog.
- corywatilo 4y agoWhich logo?
- fakedang 4y agoNot any of your logos per se (rather, I haven't done a deep dive yet :P), but when I usually see a SaaS say that they partnered with so and so BigCorp, I just assume it's one developer trying out the product, as compared to a team using it for an extended duration (granted, everyone's doing that). So I just skip that testimonials section now. Case studies are a much better validation imo.