Content for Your Developer Blog
We help developer marketing teams create blog posts that software engineers actually want to read.
Why Start a Developer Blog?
Marketing to developers can be tricky, but one of the best ways to build trust with them is to give away high-quality content for free. Blog posts, tutorials, and guides can all help you attract new customers and build relationships with existing leads.
A developer blog is also great for search engine optimization, social media engagement, and sales enablement.
What Makes Great a Developer Blog?
In short, you have to have to consistently deliver great content over time. For your developer blog to be an effective marketing channel, your content must be accurate, helpful, and useful. Here are some examples of content we've created for our clients' developer blogs:
The Definitive Guide to Pushing Data from Your EDW to Salesforce CRM
Build and Secure an API in Python with FastAPI
Building a Real-Time Application in the Phoenix Framework with Elixir
Want help creating content for your developer blog?
"In a matter of weeks, our referral traffic and organic keyword rankings increased by 3x. One post also hit Hacker News which resulted in 5 demo requests in a single day!"
ROBERT GIBB
HOW DRAFT.DEV WORKS
You're just one call away from getting started.
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SCHEDULE A DISCOVERY CALL
In this 30-minute introductory call, we'll learn about your company and marketing strategy. If Draft.dev is a good fit for your business, we'll follow up so you can start the onboarding process.
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CREATE YOUR CONTENT PLAN
Based on your budget, goals, keyword research, or ideas, we'll create a 3-month content plan. This helps you see exactly what you'll be getting and ensures that we meet your expectations.
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CONSISTENT TECHNICAL CONTENT THAT'S READY TO PUBLISH
Once your content plan is approved and our writers get started, you'll receive tested and edited content that's ready to publish every 1-2 weeks. If our work ever falls short of your expectations, we'll work with you to revise it.
Want help creating content for your developer blog?
