Create & contribute

Whether you want to write about developer marketing, DevRel, and dev communities, or developer experience, SaaS, personas and segmentation, we want to hear more.

If you’ve got the insights, we’ve got the platform.

Here’s how to contribute. 👇

Step 1: Submit your subject

Before you put your fingers to the keyboard, drop us a line and let us know what you want to write about. Some popular topics include:

• Developer relations and advocacy
• Building and growing communities (inc. open-source)
• DevTools and technologies
• Events (hackathons, webinars, etc.)
• Content, social media, and technical documentation
• Industry trends
• Thought leadership
• Developer culture, pain points, needs
• SaaS marketing, user acquisition, etc.
• DevOps
• Marketing APIs, SDKs, and other tools

Step 2: Follow the rules

We’re a reasonable bunch and don’t ask for too much, but there are a few things we want:

• Articles need to have a minimum of 800 words
• Any pictures included must be royalty-free
• A picture to sit with your contributor profile
• A short bio of maximum 200 characters

Also, individual contributions shouldn’t promote your company’s products or services. For that sort of stuff, we have sponsorship opportunities.

See below for these opportunities!

Step 3: Submit your work

Either send Teresa a message on Slack or reach her by email (teresa@developermarketing.io) and remember to include the link/attachment to your article along with your profile pic and bio – if you’re not already set up as a contributor, that is.

Already published something awesome elsewhere?

Not a problem. With canonical links, you can still share it with our audience too.

Yawn 💤 time for the boring bits…

Image policy

We include images with every post. Stock photography will be chosen by our team and will be posted with your entry unless you have a particular image you wish to use. By including any photos, screenshots, or images, you consent to allow the Developer Marketing Alliance to post this image.

Link policy

Links in your post should be relevant to the story you’re telling and provide context to your audience. When referring to another article or piece of research, please use proper citation or link to the source material.

Syndication policy

We reserve the right to use any and all contributed content, with credit to any authors, in its entirety or in portions for promotional purposes, including in social media, other blogs, or newsletters. Developer Marketing Alliance may choose to cross-post to Medium, LinkedIn, or other blogging services.

Our Developer Marketing summits assemble developer marketers, DevRels, product marketers, community managers, and more, from the world’s leading organizations.

We meet – whether in person or virtually – to discuss the state of developer marketing, to share strategies and tactics that work, to help people grow in their careers, and so much more.

If you have insights to share, we want to hear them.

To be considered to speak at one of our summits or virtual events, where you’ll have the chance to address fellow marketers and developers (and make an impact), apply here or message us on Slack.

We provide thought leaders with a platform to share not only their experiences, but also their unique insights and perspectives on developer marketing, DevRel, developer communities, etc.

What to feature on a podcast episode? Or maybe you’d like to host your own? Contact teresa@developermarketing.io to let us know!

If you want to market your products and gain exposure, our sponsorship solutions are for you!

Become a sponsor:

• Events
• Articles
• Reports
• Playbooks
• Podcasts
• Virtual summits
• In-person events

See how you can collaborate with us here.

Our regular landscape reports and playbooks put the spotlight on the latest in developer marketing, DevRel, dev communities, developer personas, and more.

To continue our industry-leading research, we’re always keen to hear from practitioners and experts who have something to share.

Keep an eye on the surveys we’re currently running to find out how you can help share the industry.

What we need from you:

• A headshot
• A short bio of maximum 200 characters
• A quote

Get in touch with us at teresa@developermarketing.io.

Reports we’re currently working on:

• State of Developer Marketing 2023
• Developer Marketing Salary Survey 2023
• Developer Marketing Tools of Choice 2024

Our expert-led courses aren’t created in isolation, which is why we need your help. We seek support from researchers, marketers, DevRel experts, engineers, developers, C-suite executives, etc., to ensure that our programs deliver everything a participant needs to take the next step in their career.

Interested to know what you’ll get in return for being a beta tester? First and free access to accredited courses – for life!

What do we need for you? Candid, thorough, and timely feedback.

To enquire about becoming a beta tester for Developer Marketing Alliance, please email: laurie@pmmalliance.com.

Ask Me Anything, or AMAs, are great ways of building your brand awareness, trust, and authority.

We’re looking for experts in developer marketing, DevRel, communities, and more, to provide their knowledge and expertise for AMAs.

If you’re interested in participating, get in touch with our team at kelly@pmmalliance.com.

Interested in attending an in-person meetup? Our meetups give you the chance to chat with your local peers, network, learn, collaborate, and so much more.

You can also run your own event in your city! If you’re interested in being a meetup organizer, get in touch with us at kelly@pmmalliance.com.