I enjoyed this talk, where Phil Leggetter shares a framework for a DevRel funnel. Below are some summarised notes of what I took from this talk. Base funnel * Acquisition - signs up * Activation - using your product, e.g. first API call * Retention - continues to use product * Referral -

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Nimrod Kramer, CEO of Daily.dev, was recently interviewed on the Scaling DevTools podcast. In the interview, Nimrod shares his insights on developer marketing, and how Daily.dev has scaled quickly to over 150,000 users. Start with what Nimrod emphasises the importance of 'starting with what' in developer marketing.

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