Category: Community Management
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How to engage us, developers to use your API.
There are tens of thousands of API’s available. More to come. Most of the companies though, have troubles engaging developers to use them. So I have decided to share a few thoughts and ideas on how you can do that, based on my experience. Design your API well Nobody likes powerful, but not developer-friendly APIs.…
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3 interesting startups from Europe
I wrote an article on Linkedin about the 3 interesting startups from Europe. Click here to read it.
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A small growth hacking example for JSblocks
A week ago I got an email from a fellow Bulgarian, Antonio Stoilkov, asking if I could help to spread the word about a very great Java Script framework he developed in the last 2 years. He asked me to push it to Product Hunt, because I have submitted similar products in the past. So…
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Some thoughts about my #GrowthHacking Workshop for @StartupYard
Yesterday I had a growth hacking workshop for Startup Yard accelerator’s startups. Actually It was held in the Node5’s open space and I’ve noticed some other folks eavesdropping and even occasionally shaking heads in agreement. I was there like 30 min earlier and I was a bit nervous, because I prepared the slides (as usually)…
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Bulgaria Web Summit 2014 with GitHub, ElasticSearch, SmashingMag and more friends
I think it’s time to write something about Bulgaria Web Summit – the event I am organizing since 2004. Of course the name back then was WebTech but this is just a formality. Why Bulgaria Web Summit? Honestly I don’t know, it was like … how we will name it .. Bulgaria Web Summit. The…
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Growth hacking workshop in Prague, Czech Republic
If you visit the startup job portals in the Czech Republic, you will find a lot of open positions, but nobody is looking for a “Growth Hacker”.Waaaat? If you do the same for Berlin you will feel the difference. This is one of the reasons I am organizing this 1-day workshop: to show the value…