Rich and lively communities crop up independently online all the time, and once they do they can prove fertile ground for product adoption, business intelligence, and customer feedback. With more companies looking to leverage the power of communities, either for sales or to put them at the core of their business, community management tools are proving especially useful. Crowd.dev has developed a platform doing precisely this for the developer community.
Crowd.dev’s product allows businesses to monitor groups developing across multiple major community platforms like GitHub, Twitter, and LinkedIn, identify key members, and pull community insights. The company’s laser-focus on developer-based communities may seem limiting, but it could pay off. Developer-first business communities are growing in number thanks to the rise of DAOs and Web3, and see especially high levels of dynamic and constructive engagement.
At present, around 80% of Crowd.dev's customers are made up of all kinds of developer-focused companies, including areas like open source, APIs, and developer applications with the Web3 space making up a minority share.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
