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If you recall back to your Marketing 101 class, you'll see where I'd like to go with this: once we get these fleshed out, we can then build a simpe table showing the intersection of the two lists, and use that to assign our limited resources for best advantage. | If you recall back to your Marketing 101 class, you'll see where I'd like to go with this: once we get these fleshed out, we can then build a simpe table showing the intersection of the two lists, and use that to assign our limited resources for best advantage. | ||
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==The WHO== | ==The WHO== |
Revision as of 10:50, 2 April 2006
I offer the following two lists for your consideration: a "WHO" list, showing who are the types of people we want to outreach to, and a "HOW" list, showing the various approaches we can use to do the outreaching. I'm just brainstorming here, and I have a developer-centric bias -- feel free to add/edit/amend.
If you recall back to your Marketing 101 class, you'll see where I'd like to go with this: once we get these fleshed out, we can then build a simpe table showing the intersection of the two lists, and use that to assign our limited resources for best advantage.
Note the WebCom is also assembling a list with more detailed character assasinations - please check that the needs of The WHO are covered here: http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/WebCom_OSGeo_Site_Focus#Target
The WHO
- media
- magazine journalists
- bloggers
- for-profit corporate types (can break down into "big companies (e.g. Autodesk)", "little companies (e.g. LizardTech)", and "independents & friendlies (e.g. Refractions))
- VP-level
- project leads, product managers, senior engineers / architects
- engineers
- other well-known OS names
- other OS foundations
- well-known GIS/geo types, e.g. key-noter types
- independent consultant types
- non-profit types
- academia
- professors
- government
- ?
- user groups
The HOW
- monthly(?) newsletter from Foundation
- tradeshows/conferences/etc (different types: technical or OS focussed, industry/general, academic)
- booth
- talks
- workshops
- BOFs
- magazine articles
- technical articles
- educational articles
- interviews with well-known OSGeo names
- direct contact
- contact key influencers, many names/addresses already known by OSGeo members
- invite-only forum at shows? (e.g. host small dinner or luncheon)
- press releases
- blogs
- case studies and white papers