Transistor.fm
transistor.fm
Podcast hosting and analytics platform for indie podcasters, businesses and private podcasts, co-founded with Jon Buda.
Marketing for Developers by Justin Jackson
Book and course teaching programmers how to launch and market their products.
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Book and course teaching programmers how to launch and market their products. Marketing for Developers is a educators & course creators product built by indie maker Justin Jackson, launched in 2016.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2016
- Category
- Educators & Course Creators
- Website
- devmarketing.xyz
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Marketing for Developers FAQ
What is Marketing for Developers?
Marketing for Developers is a educators & course creators product: Book and course teaching programmers how to launch and market their products.
Who made Marketing for Developers?
Marketing for Developers was made by Justin Jackson, Co-founder and CEO of Transistor.fm, the bootstrapped 'calm company' for podcast hosting. It launched in 2016. Justin Jackson has also built Transistor.fm, MegaMaker, Meeps, Product Press.
Is Marketing for Developers still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Marketing for Developers is still active and run by Justin Jackson at devmarketing.xyz.
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