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Measuring Developer Relations
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Email Marketing to Developers
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How to market your dev tool on Hacker News: Learnings from Tailscale
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How DigitalOcean developer content marketing works: a deep dive
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neptune.ai https://neptune.ai/
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Developer Content Marketing: Deep dive into DigitalOcean blog strategy
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Deep dive into how DigitalOcean does developer content marketing
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How to market to software developers: Learnings from 170 comments on my HN post
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tldr of the tldr for those who don't want to click out: - Devs do hate advertising. The level is extreme, unreasonable even. - Devs love swag. Unreasonably so. - Devs appreciate good tutorials and blogs. - Devs only really trust other
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How to market to software developers: Learnings from 170+ comments on my HN post
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Turns out the main GitHub search ranking factors are the “About” and “Topics”
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Mhm, you are right. I think of this "wrong answers only" as a bigger post category. For example. "Make devops cry in 5 words or less" Does the same thing imho. Also as long as you get engagement it means it isn't wo
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"Wrong answers only" is actually a really good format imho. The best jokes that only folks deep in a particular tech understand come from it. And understanding those inside jokes means belonging to a tribe. Which in turn signals t
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Thanks @swyx, very valid points.
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Sound like adjusting/packaging message to the platform/audience. Exactly what good marketing is about. Keep up the good work, and thanks for the nice words!
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Again (said that somewhere here), engagement is necessary, not sufficient. I do believe their memes resonate with the very customer they are going for, yeah.
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For sure it's a tactic not a strategy. But imho could be a good way of getting ppl to follow the account. Come for the memes stay for the conversion/awareness bits.
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4y ago
Yep, quite sure you are right. Solid positioning is key with dev tools. All I'm saying is out of all companies trying to reach folks on Twitter Supabase is doing (imho) very good job.
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Getting engagement is necessary, but not sufficient. I don't know for sure, but from all the dev companies I saw on twitter, I bet on them doing well signup/results-wise.
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Any Twitter company accounts that you do like btw?
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Seems like this "let's not be serious" is exactly why they resonate with folks imho. their numbers seem to show that a ton of folks do like it.
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How to market to developers on Twitter: Learnings from 4 months of Supabase feed
(developermarkepear.com)
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