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If they don’t tell what they’re doing, nobody knows. This includes prospect customers, target investors, potential hires, etc. SEO could be a reason but more
by ecesena 2y ago
If they don’t tell what they’re doing, nobody knows.
This includes prospect customers, target investors, potential hires, etc.
SEO could be a reason but more often than not blog posts are not optimized and/or are on a different domains.
It’s also good as education material, for example if you build dev tools or sdk or sw for other devs, certainly you’ll have docs, but I think having blog post with concrete use cases helps a ton.
IMO blog posts are an indispensable tool for customer acquisition.
- morkalork 2y agoAll those engineering blogs are signaling "look at these interesting problems we're solving with cool technology, this could be you if you worked here"