Re: Direction and Strategy....



or do we have an agreed upon policy/framework on these issues ::

[1] what to showcase as GNOME development ?
[2] what common strategies do we follow ?
[3] do we create a global template/plan of action and then
adopt/adapt it to the regional level ? (the alternative is that
regional lists/listadmins are given to interpret the GNOME Marketing
goals as best as they can for the local area and then go ahead with
the promotion)
[4] should we be sharing case studies, stories and anecdotes
including regional level feedback to ensure that iterative and
exponential knowledge growth occurs ?
[5] identify the target audience as mentioned below

i feel that we should be discussing all these on this list before
taking ideas back to our regional ones.

warm regards
sankarshan


More importantly, what are we marketing for?

Are we:

* Trying to get more volunteers?
* Trying to get more developers?
* Trying to get more adoption?

Lets answer the above questions before we get into the details
below.
Usually this is why you have a marketing statement in order to
ground your
efforts into a particular direction.  Wd don't have to do that
here. :-)
But it's good to know what the purpose of the whole thing is.

But what you've written is fairly nice list.

sri

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Hasbullah Bin Pit wrote:

Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2003 01:26:50 +0800
From: Hasbullah Bin Pit <sebol ikhlas com>
To: Marketing Dudes <marketing-list gnome org>
Subject: Direction and Strategy....

We are on very early stage of gnome marketing project.

I actually quite blank what to do, I've gnome Malaysia Mailing
list, but
What's next?

I think we should have global marketing strategy and direction.

What to market?
Gnome, but which one?
Vanilla? Garnome?  gnome_that_come_with_distro_X?
or maybe a documentation on how to get gnome from various way.

gnome as project or gnome as finished product?


who to market?
roughtly we have do categorize thet target...
- Education
- Corp business Desktop
- home user, old timer, youngster
- government office (require political skill)
- blah blah
-

How to market?
what i think is...
local media, require press release
press release faxed to media office
product review, interview in local magazine.
local forum, mailing list..
bla bla bla

and another issue is, do we need to divide ourself into per
country?
why not per language? or per region such as Asia Pacific.


I would like to suggest that we should have global marketing
direction
and strategy, so that can be implemented by region.



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