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With the launch of its new app developer platform, Snapchat outlines data security measures aimed at putting users first. Amy Gesenhues on June 14, 2018 Snapchat is launching a new developer platform called Snap Kit for app integrations. The platform includes four integration options — Creative Kit, Login Kit, Bitmoji Kit and Story Kit … Continue reading Snapchat’s new Snap Kit app developer platform designed to safeguard user privacy
Columnist Josh Aberant has practical advice for navigating when your target audience extends beyond the people crafting code. Josh Aberant on October 26, 2017 We’ve covered a lot of ground thus far in terms of how to market to developers, from how to deploy content marketing to the importance of not making assumptions about them … Continue reading B2B developer marketing? It’s complicated.
If you want to make developer-centric events a success, columnist Josh Aberant explains, you need to be able to connect with the dev community. Josh Aberant on May 10, 2017 Developers can be skeptical, dismissive of hyperbole, willing to bench-test any product claim and unhesitatingly open to sharing their opinions with the rest of … Continue reading For marketing with developer events, connection and authenticity matter
Amanda Clark — December 12, 2016 Follow @GrammarChicInc— December 12, 2016 Your company’s website is sort of like its virtual storefront—so when your website gets a facelift, it can almost feel like you’re moving into new digs, or at the very least getting a major renovation. That’s something you obviously want to approach strategically, and … Continue reading 10 Questions for Your Web Developer
Personal Branding Blog — November 23, 2016 — November 23, 2016 As any successful entrepreneur understands, the key to carving out an existence in today’s market means generating interest and gaining exposure for your new product or service. While this can be achieved in a variety of ways, new startups and established companies alike are … Continue reading Building Your First Website: Why You Should Hire a Developer
Siya Carla — October 28, 2016 Follow @siyacarla— October 28, 2016 There are a lot of cases of customers being tricked by their web developers in some way. This usually ends up with that customer losing a lot of money, or even worse, he or she could lose the whole website or any important data … Continue reading 10 Things to Do to Avoid Getting Fooled by Your Developer
Contrary to what some say, developers don’t hate marketing — unless it doesn’t respect their needs. Contributor Josh Aberant explains the right way to reach them. Josh Aberant on September 28, 2016 It’s easy to caricature the relationship between marketers and developers as something like, “marketers are from Mars, developers are from Venus,” where … Continue reading Developer marketing and the myth of the Rosetta Stone
By Lyena Solomon|2016-03-07T08:15:48+00:00March 8th, 2016|Web Design|0 Comments inShare9 I love web developers. I love working with web development teams, I love arguing about strategy and solutions, I love that we speak the same language. I feel connected, comfortable, and energized talking implementation, solutions, and use cases. I work with web developers every day and after … Continue reading What To Avoid In A Web Developer
Aaron RiddleOctober 15, 2015 The web has (and will) continue to be a constant source of revenue for business and organizations. An effective SEO presence will keep your business atop the rankings, but there may be underlying things happening on your website that could be hindering your organization. Boost your SEO and move up the … Continue reading 5 Easy Developer Fixes to Boost SEO
Jesse McFarlandAugust 10, 2015 Good for you! If you are reading this post, then you are most likely considering hiring a website developer OR better yet… you have already done so. I originally started this conversation in my previous post: Small Business Marketing: Do I Need A New Website? Hiring a professional to build your … Continue reading Small Business Marketing: How to Manage Your Web Developer
