Here are two video stats from the top 2 Pluralsight clips I posted on YT. They are different in length; one is 6 minutes the other is 3. Both are informational-style videos. Notice how one has a marked drop-off in viewing retention, whereas the other has a well-sustained viewing retention:
Whether you are focused on developer marketing, experience, education, community, or success, you need metrics and measurements. But it can be tough to know what exactly you could measure. I've collated almost 50 metrics and measurements that span across DevRel practice areas from multiple sources. Since you'
Developer tools want to increase developer adoption. Duh! But let me pose this to you: If 1000 people adopted your tool, then left after a year, would you consider that a success? I think I hear you shouting NOOOOO all the way from here in my basement. You want adoption,
Metrics are hard, especially in DevRel. How do you tie your work to the bottom line? A while ago I came across an article about Slack and how they measured PMF early on. To measure how much traction they were getting, they asked their customers a single question: Would you
