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11-2021.00 - Marketing Managers
11-2021.00 - Marketing Managers
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11-2021.00 - Marketing Managers
Shelf space strategy for marketing developer tools
Shelf space strategy for marketing developer tools
When you build a new developer tool (a database, an AI/ML framework, a devops tool, etc...), you have to figure out how to make developers aware of it and start using it in their project. Traditional marketing techniques don’t really help. Literally zero developers saw your billboard on 101 during their commute or your keynote talk at Oracle open world and thought “I’ll use that distributed database in my thing at work”. But developers aren’t going to find your great new Thing on their own. You
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Shelf space strategy for marketing developer tools
How Stripe Dominates Online Payments by Going After Developers
How Stripe Dominates Online Payments by Going After Developers
With the changes brought about by the global pandemic and talk of a new fundraising round at a valuation of up to $100B, Stripe seems unstoppable. But can they keep their dominance in the next 10 years? And is Stripe a good choice as your billing and payment provider? We look at how Stripe rose to its current popularity and what they are doing to keep their place to answer those questions.
·blog.chartmogul.com·
How Stripe Dominates Online Payments by Going After Developers
Nick Moore on Twitter
Nick Moore on Twitter
THREAD: 💻 50 Lessons In Developer Marketing 💻I spent the past few weeks scouring the web for the best articles, reports, and interviews on developer marketing. Think developers hate marketing? Think again. They just hate yours.1 Tweet = 1 Lesson = 1 ArticleLet's go 🚀— Nick Moore (@nickwritesit) June 8, 2021
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Nick Moore on Twitter