Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Greetings! ...and an idea

[dan]

I think hashtags and groups are already being used on twitter and identi.ca.
Trying to get everyone to standardize tags across twitter, identica, flickr,
picassa, youtube, etc, etc is probably a good idea.

Dan

On Mar 7, 2009 5:11 PM, "Warren W"  wrote:

i sean said, i think that is better, even though i run linuxmalta.tk it
should of been ubuntumalta.tk but i didn't wanna block out other linux fans
that don't use ubuntu to i done it nationally, if maybe ubuntu marketers
could/should share their marketing material like provide and english
template and a plaine one i mean no text (just the background) then other
members of ubuntu could translate it to thier respective native tounges and
thus ubuntu would mean its actual meaning for humanity in loads of
languages,

oh and i heard that most groups on open-source can apply for european
funding those any one know where i and others could apply?

On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 6:26 PM, SeanCarl Grech wrote:
*I bilieve* that it would be more likely/possible of getting posters and
other advertising material, rather than recieving direct funds.

SeanCarl Grech

www.time2kill.net
www.mtShare.com 

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> > > On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Warren W 
> wrote: >> >> hey guys, well i h...
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Greetings! ...and an idea

[Warren W]

i sean said, i think that is better, even though i run linuxmalta.tk it
should of been ubuntumalta.tk but i didn't wanna block out other linux fans
that don't use ubuntu to i done it nationally, if maybe ubuntu marketers
could/should share their marketing material like provide and english
template and a plaine one i mean no text (just the background) then other
members of ubuntu could translate it to thier respective native tounges and
thus ubuntu would mean its actual meaning for humanity in loads of
languages,

oh and i heard that most groups on open-source can apply for european
funding those any one know where i and others could apply?

On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 6:26 PM, SeanCarl Grech wrote:
*I bilieve* that it would be more likely/possible of getting posters and
other advertising material, rather than recieving direct funds.

SeanCarl Grech

www.time2kill.net
www.mtShare.com 

GoogleTalk: seancarlgr...@gmail.com
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 6:45 PM, Craig Huffstetler <
craig.huffstet...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Warren W  wrote:
>
>> hey guys, well i have been doing internet marketing for the past 2 years
>> on the net where i find most of my friends on social networking, gaming
>> sites and so on, i actually run in 4 comunity groups for linux, ubuntu-mt,
>> mlug, linuxmalta.tk winmalta.tk osalt.com and more but i even print and
>> distribute flyers banners and so on on the island of malta with no sponser
>> and so on so i am soon broke and can not run on my own dime any more and how
>> about making something like funds for marketing ubuntu in out respective
>> lands?
>>
>
> I understand your point concerning money and the "value" of it in Internet
> Marketing. I really do not think that is the case always. It's usually more
> time investment and this is where we will be spending. Money may be the case
> for certain services such as: Google Adwords, printing flyers, and other
> such things. However, I think it is up to us, as Internet Marketers as you
> point out, to embrace technologies that do not rely on money. For example,
> social networking.
>
> Twitter is a good example. So are Facebook fan pages or even open source
> "network"/"community" projects.
>
> A Twitter Example:
> For the Jaunty release party we could provide teams with core examples of
> how to take their "release parties" up a notch. Instead of just having them
> in local bars and restaurants, why not connect the whole state or region
> using one simple Twitter hashtag? This is where I think Ubuntu Marketing
> could come in and at least help provide some unique "ideas" more than
> anything. We have the brainpower, why not use it?
>
> Another example is SEO and getting people to membership sites.
>
> One other thing is simply active members for the U.S. LoCos. I know that a
> lot the U.S. LoCos do not have a problem getting members, but have a problem
> having *active* members. That's a key differentiator and I think we can
> help. It's all marketing and communications: setting guidelines and helping
> team leaders, prospects, and members understand the role that activity plays
> in community.
>
> I think it starts with us and we can really make a difference.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Craig Huffstetler
>
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Greetings! ...and an idea

[Craig Huffstetler]

On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Warren W  wrote:

> hey guys, well i have been doing internet marketing for the past 2 years on
> the net where i find most of my friends on social networking, gaming sites
> and so on, i actually run in 4 comunity groups for linux, ubuntu-mt, mlug,
> linuxmalta.tk winmalta.tk osalt.com and more but i even print and
> distribute flyers banners and so on on the island of malta with no sponser
> and so on so i am soon broke and can not run on my own dime any more and how
> about making something like funds for marketing ubuntu in out respective
> lands?
>

I understand your point concerning money and the "value" of it in Internet
Marketing. I really do not think that is the case always. It's usually more
time investment and this is where we will be spending. Money may be the case
for certain services such as: Google Adwords, printing flyers, and other
such things. However, I think it is up to us, as Internet Marketers as you
point out, to embrace technologies that do not rely on money. For example,
social networking.

Twitter is a good example. So are Facebook fan pages or even open source
"network"/"community" projects.

A Twitter Example:
For the Jaunty release party we could provide teams with core examples of
how to take their "release parties" up a notch. Instead of just having them
in local bars and restaurants, why not connect the whole state or region
using one simple Twitter hashtag? This is where I think Ubuntu Marketing
could come in and at least help provide some unique "ideas" more than
anything. We have the brainpower, why not use it?

Another example is SEO and getting people to membership sites.

One other thing is simply active members for the U.S. LoCos. I know that a
lot the U.S. LoCos do not have a problem getting members, but have a problem
having *active* members. That's a key differentiator and I think we can
help. It's all marketing and communications: setting guidelines and helping
team leaders, prospects, and members understand the role that activity plays
in community.

I think it starts with us and we can really make a difference.

Sincerely,

Craig Huffstetler
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Greetings! ...and an idea

[Warren W]

hey guys, well i have been doing internet marketing for the past 2 years on
the net where i find most of my friends on social networking, gaming sites
and so on, i actually run in 4 comunity groups for linux, ubuntu-mt, mlug,
linuxmalta.tk winmalta.tk osalt.com and more but i even print and distribute
flyers banners and so on on the island of malta with no sponser and so on so
i am soon broke and can not run on my own dime any more and how about making
something like funds for marketing ubuntu in out respective lands?

On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 12:55 AM, Craig Huffstetler <
craig.huffstet...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> I joined this team awhile back and brought up some ideas in terms of
> "Internet Marketing." I initially voiced my thoughts about Internet
> Marketing in #ubuntu-marketing. This may be the best place to voice and
> further that discussion.
>
> I know that Ubuntu Marketing, as a team, helps with marketing materials and
> marketing in general, however I did not see much on "Internet Marketing" on
> the Wiki or as a response in the channel. I thought this would be the
> perfect team for the job.
>
> I was thinking we could further the scope of the team and extend our reach
> a bit to help teams with things such as:
>
> 1. Planning virtual launch parties (utilizing Twitter, for example);
> 2. Internet Marketing and/or Strategy (perhaps groups / forums / identity
> and messaging); or,
> 3. Even go as far to help with social marketing (and niche marketing)
> campaign planning to further "leads" (as far as LoCo teams go -- active
> memberships) and activity within groups.
>
> These are just three examples.
>
> I was wondering if the team has any thoughts or ideas. Also, has any action
> like this been taken in the past?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Craig Huffstetler | xq on freenode
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[ubuntu-marketing] Greetings! ...and an idea

[Craig Huffstetler]

Greetings,

I joined this team awhile back and brought up some ideas in terms of
"Internet Marketing." I initially voiced my thoughts about Internet
Marketing in #ubuntu-marketing. This may be the best place to voice and
further that discussion.

I know that Ubuntu Marketing, as a team, helps with marketing materials and
marketing in general, however I did not see much on "Internet Marketing" on
the Wiki or as a response in the channel. I thought this would be the
perfect team for the job.

I was thinking we could further the scope of the team and extend our reach a
bit to help teams with things such as:

1. Planning virtual launch parties (utilizing Twitter, for example);
2. Internet Marketing and/or Strategy (perhaps groups / forums / identity
and messaging); or,
3. Even go as far to help with social marketing (and niche marketing)
campaign planning to further "leads" (as far as LoCo teams go -- active
memberships) and activity within groups.

These are just three examples.

I was wondering if the team has any thoughts or ideas. Also, has any action
like this been taken in the past?

Sincerely,

Craig Huffstetler | xq on freenode
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Greetings from Ethiopia

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> here in Ethiopia.
> I am eager to see how much you have gone in the Amharic scripts area and how 
> much we can do in our context.
> 
> Thanks and God bless,
> my mailing address is
> Abraham Behailu POBox 34293Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
> 
> Abraham 

Abraham, you can order Ubuntu CDs to be shipped to you for free at
shipit.ubuntu.com

Ubuntu DVDs are only sold by third party vendors, AFAIK.

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[ubuntu-marketing] Greetings from Ethiopia

[AbrahamWodaje]

I am very much facinated by the Ubuntu idea. Could you please send me a copy 
of Ubuntu DVD as I couldn't buy it online because we don't use Credit Cards 
here in Ethiopia.
I am eager to see how much you have gone in the Amharic scripts area and how 
much we can do in our context.

Thanks and God bless,
my mailing address is
Abraham Behailu POBox 34293Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Abraham 


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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Greetings

[Joey Stanford]

Hi Malc (et al),

Wow, in fact we have three of them nearby!  

Axelweston, system76, and Ruffdogs.  Awesome. :-) 

In fact, it looks like Axelweston has sponsored a LUG here in town as
part of the courses they teach locally.  I'm definitely going to hook
up with them. 

Thanks for the heads-up Malc,

Joey


Malcolm Yates wrote:

  On Monday 22 May 2006 08:27, Corey Burger wrote:
  
  
On 5/22/06, Joey Stanford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


  Greetings,

New member signing in.  :-)

USA, Colorado

I didn't realize we had a formal group.  I moved 75% of my group here in
Longmont and 100% of my OpenOffice team (http://eo.openoffice.org) over
to Ubuntu.

Glad to be amongst friends.

Joey
  

Welcome Joey,


  
  Yes, Hi Joey.  Just out interest did you know that we have an Ubuntu Affiliate 
Partner in Longmont ? http://www.axelweston.com/ - linked from 
http://www.ubuntu.com/partners/find 

Cheers,
Malc

  
  
Thanks for checking in. We are pretty quiet on the mailing list, but I
am trying to change that.

Corey

  
  
  






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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Greetings

[Malcolm Yates]

On Monday 22 May 2006 08:27, Corey Burger wrote:
> On 5/22/06, Joey Stanford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Greetings,
> >
> > New member signing in.  :-)
> >
> > USA, Colorado
> >
> > I didn't realize we had a formal group.  I moved 75% of my group here in
> > Longmont and 100% of my OpenOffice team (http://eo.openoffice.org) over
> > to Ubuntu.
> >
> > Glad to be amongst friends.
> >
> > Joey
>
> Welcome Joey,
>
Yes, Hi Joey.  Just out interest did you know that we have an Ubuntu Affiliate 
Partner in Longmont ? http://www.axelweston.com/ - linked from 
http://www.ubuntu.com/partners/find 

Cheers,
Malc

> Thanks for checking in. We are pretty quiet on the mailing list, but I
> am trying to change that.
>
> Corey

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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Greetings

[Corey Burger]

On 5/22/06, Joey Stanford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Greetings,

New member signing in.  :-)

USA, Colorado

I didn't realize we had a formal group.  I moved 75% of my group here in
Longmont and 100% of my OpenOffice team (http://eo.openoffice.org) over
to Ubuntu.

Glad to be amongst friends.

Joey


Welcome Joey,

Thanks for checking in. We are pretty quiet on the mailing list, but I
am trying to change that.

Corey

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[ubuntu-marketing] Greetings

[Joey Stanford]

Greetings,

New member signing in.  :-)

USA, Colorado

I didn't realize we had a formal group.  I moved 75% of my group here in
Longmont and 100% of my OpenOffice team (http://eo.openoffice.org) over
to Ubuntu.

Glad to be amongst friends.

Joey





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