Hello:
I don't think that you are never going to get mainstream game developers
to support Linux because they are in the business of selling the games,
not giving them away. Also if they did release binaries for the major
distros, they would still get attacked for not making them "open source".
Hi,
I like the idea of defining the targets by business vs consumer.
Marketing needs to focus on people that are outside the Linux community,
if they don't know about Ubuntu they can't take advantage of Canonical's
partnership programs.
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We were thinking that since people don't understand they are paying for
an operating system when they buy a new computer, maybe we should
consider targeting independent system builders (if there are any still
in business).
As a software consultant the last thing that I want to do is build
hard
Foundation did something similar not that
long ago.
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on.
Just an idea from yet another Linux Hack trying to make a living in a
down economy.
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Hello:
Are there any interesting videos for ubuntu produced by the marketing
team. We would like to use one as an example for a future facebook wall
post about marketing free software. We run a little community page on
facebook the seven thousand people like and thought this might interest
som
Hello:
For those of you that are thinking about making a "Viral Video" for
Ubuntu should consider a few things:
1) Most Windows Users just it because it is already on the computer when
they buy it a some major retailer.
2) In order for a video to become viral and effective it has to be
"fun",
Hello:
We noticed this list has been very active the last few days, with a lot
of talk about "advocacy, activism and other words that have nothing to
do with marketing.
For the Ubuntu marketing team to be effective there needs to be finance
support from the Canonical, we have been a member of
ample, After posting the link to Full Circle we received numerous
positive comments from people in the group including "Best magazine ever".
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Mike Feravolo
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Intel based
processors. Now where exactly do I buy a "Linux" ?
Good Luck, We wish that we had the resources to win this thing, but we
would need to hire animators and buy expensive equipment that we can't
afford. But we still like to kick this thing around over coffee, so feel
free t
Hello:
I am confused about how "I'm Linux" is going to sell anything to anyone,
maybe you should consider using the mascot "Tux the Penguin" is you are
going to produce a copycat commercial in the first place.
"I'm a Penguin" fist of all is that lot more fun and would be far more
effective, if
Hello:
Unfortunately, I can't understand the text or the actual messages of the
ads. I do like the overall layout and the presentation of the ads and I
can get the general idea behind them.
Your presentation format seems to be "fun", which is a good way to
present a product. This is about as far
Hello:
Just to let you all know that I am going to make the effort to find out
what the LoCo's are doing or have done in respect to marketing.
This should take at least few weeks (maybe longer) and I will post the
status of this effort to this list on a weekly basis, if there is
anything importan
Hello:
For the record; I would happy to lead the marketing team, but we really
need to stop debating and start selling.
1) We need to collect what ever all ready exists in one place so that
people can find it.
2) We need to let all the LoCo know that there is a centralized effort
and get all the
eople in the support
business will then support them.
The marketing team should be "ambassadors" for Ubuntu and need the
support of Canonical to make it work.
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piece of paper that makes
them want to use Ubuntu and then when they want us to install it and
support then everyone wins.
Peace
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hic Design / Copy Writing - People that have the ability to
create the marketing materials and people that can write the copy that
goes with the graphics.
If there already are "Ambassadors and Graphic Design teams then they
need to communicate with the Marketing team and the LoCo teams.
Peac
the member's address" this time.
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ia, (ZaReason) and Dell's approach
to selling Lunix Systems, since there is no confusion who they are and
what Ubuntu is.
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tware a Group like this is a great way to let people
that we are here.
Also for people that are not familiar with business networking (e.g.
Chamber of Commerce Events); it's not about selling, it's about building
people's trust and letting them get to know you. Once you do that
line. Then you could include your full page, 1/2 page
and 1/4 page layouts in the appendices.
Good Luck
Mike Feravolo
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ensive way to get the word out that
Ubuntu is a great operating system.
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om and how to use free software in lieu of
proprietary software.
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ummer.
For a mid-five figure number in US Dollars you could reach all of them
540 times over the course of a year during peak time.
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oints, if you cut out about
50% of the volume you many be on the right track.
"Forget Windows"
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many years will back
Ubuntu as long as it remains free in the sense of the GNU project
definition of free software.
Cooperative marketing with people in the GNU/LINUX programming and
technical support community can help all of us.
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Mike Feravolo
Orlando, Florida
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pier.
The leaflets are awesome like they are now and removing the heavy red
print would alter the presentation and possibly make them less
effective. Which is why it would be a good idea to make them available
to people to distribute them to other people using business networking
channels.
Thank
Hello Everyone:
I have not tried to buy a computer with Ubuntu installed on it from
Dell, but this type of thing doesn't surprise me at all.
Here is the opening paragraph taken from the Dell Web Site:
"You asked, we listened. For advanced users and tech enthusiasts, we’re
happy to offer a new op
;isn't selling something", I
just say "that's nice why are you calling me . . . Bye "
Of course they are selling something, but they are hiding behind
confusing rhetoric only to con me into something that I don't want.
Peace
Mike Feravolo
Cocoa Beach, Florida US
also be worth holding on to for a while.
Good Work
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Good Day People:
Last Friday June 1, members of the Florida Loco helped me (Mike
Feravolo) sell Ubuntu to the East Orlando Business community at our
local chamber of commerce trade show.
Given the limited resources of our small business Ad Spend and the
nature of our business, we can't
merce, I am sure that there is a way to reach them also.
This just the type of low cost cooperative advertising, that would prove
an effective way to Sell Ubuntu to the people that are active in any
local business or community organization.
Good Job Everyone,
Mike Feravolo
Cocoa Beach, Fl
e bit of the case history
info (to make it more "newsy") and it might just make a half-way decent
full circle feature article.
Mike Feravolo
Cocoa Beach, Florida
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Especially something that could be an obstacle.
Peace
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ther by double clicking an icon and/or from a menu
selection.
The bottom line is that if people are not comfortable with the wording
of the splash screen, they are not going to try the software.
Peace,
Mike Feravolo
Cape Royal Building #121
Cocoa Beach, Florida 32931
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Hello:
My name is Mike Feravolo and I run a small computing solutions business
in Cocoa Beach, Florida. We advocate the use of Ubuntu and other open
source software applications to other small businesses.
We attend numerous business functions that are run by the local chambers
of commerce and
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