Developer Program
Leaders Survey
What makes a developer
program successful?
This is the billion-dollar question
This survey brings you and the rest of the DevRelX Community members insights on how DevRel and Developer Marketing professionals run their developer programs, how they prioritise their work and how they justify the value of their developer program to senior management.
It addresses topics like:
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The way you justify the budget for your developer program to upper management
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Gain you estimate that an additional onboarded developer brings to your organisation over their lifetime.
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Targeted regions - as part of a regional strategy
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Headcount and budget of your developer marketing, developer relations, and developer tooling activities.
Interested?
*The survey is anonymous
Who is it for?
Participants in the Developer Program Leaders survey are Developer Marketing & Relations practitioners in a wide range of roles.
Here’s who answered our latest DPL survey:
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Developer Relations practitioners
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VPs or Directors of a developer program
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Developer marketing practitioners
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Developer product architects / engineers
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General Managers ( CxO / VP / Director)
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Product managers
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Community managers
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Analysts / Analyst relations / Research managers
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General marketing (non-developer specific)
Are you in a similar role?
Why is it important
to participate?
You gain access to data, allowing for data-backed decisions to make your developer program aligned with developers’ priorities and make them want to keep coming back.
Here’s what’s in for you:
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A platform to benchmark yourself, compare practices and identify industry trends.
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DevRelX swag for the draw winners
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The DevRelX Community will donate $3 (up to 150 responses) for every complete response to support a cause selected from DPL survey participants and the DevRelX Community.
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Full access to the findings both in a report that illustrates the highlights and key graphs, and in an interactive session where our research analysts and the community will come together to discuss key findings and the impact on industry.
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A view into developers’ minds and what they consider important and look for.