14. 1
4
Focus
Objective: to provide the best developer
experience when onboarding our API
KR1: Meet with 20 different third party
developers to get feedback using our
API by the end of Q3.
15. 1
5
Time Bound
Objective: to provide the best developer
experience when onboarding our API
KR1: Meet with 20 different third party
developers to get feedback using our
API by the end of Q3.
16. 1
6
Measurable
Objective: to provide the best developer
experience when onboarding our API
KR1: Meet with 20 different third
party developers to get feedback
using our API by the end of Q3.
17. 1
7
Aggressive
Objective: to provide the best developer
experience when onboarding our API
KR1: Meet with 20 different third party
developers to get feedback using our
API by the end of Q3.
18. 1
8
More on KPIs
Keep in mind:
● Can be set by management (top-down)
● Can be set by team members (bottom-up)
● Can create an OKR and set an owner outside of
your team
● Objectives should stay between 3-5
● Key Results should be between 3-5
● You can align your teams objectives to:
○ Team level, department level, company level, or
even not aligning it at all
19. 1
9
Areas of Measurements - DevRel
● Awareness/Outreach (Awareness)
● Relationships (Awareness)
● New Sign-ups (self-service developers) (Revenue)
● Documentation (DX)
● For Smaller Companies (some KPI tips)
● Product (DX)
● Community (Awareness/DX)
● Support (DX)
20. KPIs with Awareness
2
0
● Awareness/Outreach
○ # of Mentions in blog posts, sponsorships,
webinars, events
○ # of social media responses, traffic, views
(Google Analytics)
21. 2
1
Relationships
○ # of developer feedback
○ # of solutions/resolutions made from developer
feedback/issues brought
○ # of interactions with developers and internal
devrel + # of social media likes, and amount of
time spent on specific pages
○ # of leads you can connect to other internal
teams to accomplish company goals
KPIs with Relationships
22. KPIs with New Sign-Ups
2
2
● Sign-Ups
○ # of published content talking about external
developers
○ # of published content on integrating your
product
○ # of interactions in the comments of content
○ Monitor # of content views, liked posts, traffic
levels based on what was published, time spent
on content page
○ # of sign-ups vs active sign-up ratio
24. KPIs with Small tech companies
2
4
● Creating simple guides to use your product for each
stage of their journey
● Monitor # of sign-ups based on guides being
released
25. KPIs with Product
2
5
● # of PRs submitted, open, accepted, and length of
time it’s open
● # of minutes it takes them to make their first API
request
26. KPIs with Community
2
6
● # of engaging developers in community
● # of contributors (if open source)
● # of maintainers
● # of engagements via StackOverflow, GitHub, Twitter,
Reddit, etc
● # of customers engaged vs customers not engaged
● # of high-value leads that are engaged on your open
source project
● # of content created by community
● % rate of growth by 100 x Annual Growth Rate x %
organic signups X % ARR from products
29. 2
9
● Team buy-in
● Department/management buy-in
● Show value of idea/project/strategy
● Speak in terms that is easily understandable
between technical/non-technical management
● Align with department/company level objectives
● Align with cross-team initiatives (this can be helpful)
Getting Company Buy-in
30. Dev Marketing KPIs are Not DevRel KPIs?
3
0
According to our survey, the top 2 DevRel KPIs were:
● 1. Registered developers accounts (48%)
● 2. Developer satisfaction score (48%).
On the other hand, the top 2 KPIs for developer
marketing were:
● 1. Page or video views (55%)
● 2. Unique visitors or IP addresses (54%)
Source: devrel-kpis.com, Stathis Georgakopoulos
38. 3
8
● Captains of Communities: https://discord.gg/cPZW4Hs4E2
● Look up #DevRel hashtag on Twitter
● Follow leaders on LinkedIn/Twitter communities
How do I find community leaders to
network with or recruit?
39. 3
9
KPI Exercise (10 minutes) 1. There are three options
for a KPI exercise. (pick
only one)
2. Create up to 3 Key
Results to match the
objective.
3. Share your results and
we will discuss!
(option 1) Personal OKR
Objective: Achieve the cleanest home using the least
resources
KR1:
KR2:
KR3:
(option 2) Santa Clause OKR
Objective: Deliver Christmas presents to every good child in
the world
KR1:
KR2:
KR3:
(option 3)
Objective: [Create your own - personal or business]
KR1:
KR2:
KR3: