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imo the site seems to focus too much on stuff like saying "Pushy is freaking awesome!" (to answer the "What is Pushy FAQ question) and too little on relevant st
by credo 17y ago
imo the site seems to focus too much on stuff like saying "Pushy is freaking awesome!" (to answer the "What is Pushy FAQ question) and too little on relevant stuff that developers would want to know.
For instance, I couldn't find out what the rates are.
From a tech perspective, I'm assuming that the developer will have to provide you with a certificate or some other means of authentication (to allow pushy to send notifications on the app's behalf). However, I couldn't find any information on what the developer needs to do to get started from zero and send push notifications using pushy.
Of course, I'm not a marketing expert. So it is possible that your website approach may give you the results you want and that interested developers will email you to get more information. However, imo providing more upfront information (like certificates requirements etc.) may help get more traction.
- cmelbye 17y agoYeah, that's definitely something I've noticed. I'm going to make a sweep through everything to clean up the marketing text, and then I also want to implement some kind of hint/tip system in the sidebar that will help with explaining how to do things.