Unlike Adam's dog at the end of the country lane, I now have a plan: how to connect rather than to market, and in the process build a lasting developer community by educating *every step of the way*.
This book throws out the fluff, and provides a clear, step-by-step blueprint for all of your developer outreach. Adam also covers the "who" by helping you imagine the roles and the team you'll need to build to make this happen.
Worth every penny. It's made me rethink not just how I market to developers, but to everyone that uses or buys our our product! Armed with this book as my guide, I'm implementing one of his key suggestions this week!
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Learn to authentically engage with developers to attract more of them to your product.
Typical marketing tactics will fall flat on an audience of developers that sniff out anything promotional. Most developers are too skeptical to fill out lead forms or provide you with their real email address, which leaves you staring at your analytics with questions the data can’t possibly answer.
To reach a technical audience, you must acknowledge that developer marketing does not exist. Then, once you put away your marketing toolbox, you can begin to authentically engage with developers, a first step towards cultivating future customers.
Adam DuVander has worked with dozens of developer-focused companies to help them attract millions of the right developers to their products.
Developer Marketing Does Not Exist will help you uncover what will actually resonate with your technical audience so you can start to reach more developers.
Typical marketing tactics will fall flat on an audience of developers that sniff out anything promotional. Most developers are too skeptical to fill out lead forms or provide you with their real email address, which leaves you staring at your analytics with questions the data can’t possibly answer.
To reach a technical audience, you must acknowledge that developer marketing does not exist. Then, once you put away your marketing toolbox, you can begin to authentically engage with developers, a first step towards cultivating future customers.
Adam DuVander has worked with dozens of developer-focused companies to help them attract millions of the right developers to their products.
Developer Marketing Does Not Exist will help you uncover what will actually resonate with your technical audience so you can start to reach more developers.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication date10 May 2021
- File size3841 KB
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- ASIN : B091NK954H
- Publisher : EveryDeveloper (10 May 2021)
- Language : English
- File size : 3841 KB
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- Print length : 144 pages
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Hello Jon
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Actionable, relevant advice to build lasting relationships with the developers your app needs
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 10 May 2021Verified Purchase
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Pinky G.
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This Book Is About Marketing: It's a Master's Clinic
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 20 May 2021Verified Purchase
Adam Duvander is more than a skilled writer with years of marketing experience, he is a teacher and a practical guide. He presents specific advice in a clear and well-considered format, getting straight to the heart of how developers operate, and where so many marketers miss the mark. This book is the truth if your aim is to influence a technical audience, and I strongly recommend it for serious marketing professionals.


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Matthew Beck
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As a devloper and a marketer this resonates with me
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 12 May 2021Verified Purchase
Clearly and concisely written. This book focuses on the meat of the subject and manages not get lost in the weeds. Lots of great, actionable advice on what to do and how to go about it when addressing a developer audience.
It's a quick, accessible read and the author knows his business well.
It's a quick, accessible read and the author knows his business well.
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Delyn Simons
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Essential reading for anyone learning to communicate with developer audience
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 20 May 2022Verified Purchase
Provocative title, but the gist is that using the same marketing tactics you use with consumer or B2B campaigns doesn’t work. This audience is allergic to spin. Read this book and fast track your learning from Adam DuVander, one of the developer content greats.
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Marshall Kirkpatrick
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All marketing could learn from developer marketing...
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 4 August 2021Verified Purchase
A very smart book, full of examples and small steps you can take to quickly ramp up your efforts. Delightful historical perspectives, no b.s. calls for authenticity, a focus on utility over promotion. Truly something that all marketers could benefit from reading, as the world at large grows more skeptical and hopefully smarter - like developers have long been.