“How can I grow as a developer?” “Are there any methods for becoming a successful developer?” If you've been thinking about becoming a developer and have similar questions, this episode is for you!

In today's podcast, Wes Bush welcomes Jeena James, a member of the WebPageTest by Catchpoint team, to discuss strategies and tactics for creating a successful product-led strategy for developers.

Are you ready to learn how to build these strategies? Then sit back, relax, and start listening to this podcast right now!

Shownotes

[06:55] Build out value experiences!

[09:21] Ensuring that your platform is accessible to all users and continues to develop efficient features will attract acquisitions!

[09:53] What should your first revenue-generating goal be?

[13:15] Discover who your end users are and how they actually impact your platform!

[16:29] A simple experiment with your platform without modifying any coding can have an impact on the user's experience with your product.

[18:03] Why should your platform have a light version?

[20:28] Keep an eye out for your target market1

[22:43] A smart way to determine whether your platform is effective is to let users use it.

[26:45] Pay attention to the three Cs and how they can influence your platform.

[33:00] When your user speaks and shares about your platform, you'll know you have a community.

[34:34] Watch and observe how people are engaging with your platform!

[33:00] Learn more about Jeena Jeans' business Mission and Vision, which can help you in developing a successful Product-Led Strategy!

About Jeena James

At Catchpoint, Jeena oversees the WebPageTest business unit and coordinates the activities geared toward developers in the areas of product, engineering, marketing, partnerships, and operations. She has more than 15 years of experience working for Google and a SaaS startup, where she advanced the growth of a global business by creating partnerships and product-led solutions that improved developer experiences.

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