How We Built Some Security Vendor (and Why)
A satirical microsite, a buzzword bingo card, a quiz where every answer is the same vendor, and a name generator with 1,440 combinations — built in a weekend with v0, Cursor, Claude, and Vercel.
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Strategies, tools, and tactics for marketing to developers. Updated every 1-2 weeks.
8 live posts across 18 active tags.
AI Search & Docs
Documentation, citation-ready content, and AI-search discoverability systems.
Pricing & Monetization
Pricing models, monetization pressure, open-weight economics, and margin risk.
Security & Trust
Security posture, credibility, trust signals, and AI-native DevEx risk.
Developer GTM Systems
Developer marketing strategy, PMM systems, onboarding, and growth architecture.
A satirical microsite, a buzzword bingo card, a quiz where every answer is the same vendor, and a name generator with 1,440 combinations — built in a weekend with v0, Cursor, Claude, and Vercel.
Conference floors and homepages recycle the same adjectives. Here is how pattern-matching erodes trust in security and devtools — and how teams escape with specificity and proof.
A practical guide to the tools and workflows that power effective developer marketing. From content creation to community management.
DX finally has hard ROI numbers—13 min/dev/week per DXI point, $100K at 100 devs. But the bigger shift: docs are training data for AI. Here's how to optimize for citations, not rankings.
Tailwind hit record usage while revenue collapsed 80%. cURL shut its bug bounty. tldraw closed external PRs. An arXiv paper explains why—and what developer marketing teams need to do about it.
Most developer content fails to convert because it's written like traditional marketing. Here's how to create content developers actually trust.
Four panelists on what makes developer marketing different—community isn't lead gen, trust runs on a different timeline, and your highest-intent users might be invisible.
Welcome to Beyond Features—a content hub focused exclusively on technical marketing for developers, security teams, and technical decision-makers.