You probably heard about developer advocate. In basic terms, Developer Advocates are the liaison between developers and a company, helping to promote their product, support the developer community, and ensure the best possible user experience for the product.

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As a Developer Advocate, it's crucial to have a solid plan for your first 30, 60, and 90 days on the job. A 30-60-90 day strategy will help you set clear goals and expectations for yourself, as well as give the team a roadmap of what you plan to achieve.

30 DAYS | Focus on getting to know your team's culture, product, and customers. Attend team meetings and ask questions to gain a deeper understanding of what they expect you. Build strong relations with dev teams. Small talk is your friend.

60 DAYS | Reach out to other Developer Advocates, Product Managers, and Engineers to collaborate on projects and gather feedback Attend meet-ups. Get feedbacks for documentations, SDKs, APIs etc about the products of your company. Be visible and reachable on Twitter, Discord etc.

90 DAYS | Start to build a community of devs around the product. Develop content such as blog posts, tutorials, and videos that help developers get started with the product. Engage with developers on social media, and attend/build developer events to promote the product.