[zabzonk]

Sorry, what "successful products"?

And I have to say that "Technical Content Marketer " is one of the most dubious job titles I have ever seen.

[dang]

Posthog is pretty successful! But since it isn't strictly necessary, perhaps we can make this thread more meaningful by removing success from the title above.

[zabzonk]

Well, I'd never heard about it before today, but that may be just my bad, as I'm not really much into web stuff. But when I see something like this (from the top of their website):

> The single platform to analyze, test, observe, and deploy new features

my reaction is "Wha?"

But what the hell - though I do think the job title is bad, but then I've had a few of those myself.

[dang]

I never let startups get away with "The" on Hacker News when I see it. I always replace it with "A" :)

[Etheryte]

On their homepage, they have their own logo in the section listing companies that use their products. I mean, if you dogfood it, great, but it doesn't exactly instill confidence if you have to reach for your own company to fill out the list.

[Centigonal]

We use PostHog for site analytics - it's a good product. IDK about popularity, but it's a joy to use.

[hnthrow90348765]

They have customer testimonials here which have more companies than the front page: https://posthog.com/customers

[tene80i]

Seems like a perfectly good description of someone whose job it is to achieve marketing goals by creating content for a technical audience.

[dlisboa]

They list a few products on their home page: https://posthog.com/products

I've used PostHog and it's pretty good. I don't know if I'd classify all of those as different products, you rarely want one of those without the other.