On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 10:55 AM, Musayev, Ilya <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Chip, > > Here is what I propose, part of this may have already been done. > > MeetUp: > Reach out to CloudStack Groups and sent a note - I've seen this has been done > by Karen for NYC, perhaps there is more groups she has not reached out yet > Reach out to Other User Groups that CloudStack has been presented on in > 2012/2013 and ask presenters to send a message to user group organizers about > CCC13 so they can share with a group members
I think that Karen has done this for known groups. > > LinkedIn: > Everyone in linkedin must update their personal status - as going to CCC13 > Send a note on LinkedIn CloudStack and Cloud groups about CCC13 > Has it been promoted in the CloudStack Linked In group (and the EU one) yet? > Twitter: > Tweet and ask for retweets @CloudStack has had lots of tweets scheduled for this already, but perhaps we need more? > > Mailing List: > Already done, but I would send a notice once a week so that new comers can > read and perhaps attend Who wants to take this up? users@ and dev@ are the right targets IMO. Once a week might be too much, but then again we are not that far away. > > CloudStack.org: > Needs to have a large banner about CCC13 on the main page Hmm... that's a reasonable idea. What do others think? > > Wikipedia: > Needs to have a link and notice to CCC13 > Not sure if that's "legal", but somebody can certainly try! I'd add a "Conferences" section, and then link to both the 2012 one and this one. You'll need to cite the announcements probably. > Facebook: > The main image with 2 screens needs to have CCC13 notice I don't "do" facebook, so I leave this to whomever (Joe?) has that access. > > > If you think of more let me know, lets divide and conquer. > > Regards > ilya > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Chip Childers [mailto:[email protected]] >> Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 11:36 AM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: CloudStack Collaboration Conference - Marketing Plan? >> >> Hi all, >> >> While most of the event planning work is being done off-list for the >> upcoming conference, one area that I believe would be great to see the >> marketing@ community help out with is in coming up with a good marketing >> plan for the conference. We're actually (IMO) quite late in both announcing >> the conference and in promoting it, however I think there's still time to >> make >> an impact. >> >> So my first question is: has anyone already come up with a comprehensive >> marketing plan to promote attendance at the conference? >> >> And the follow up: If the answer above is no, then does anyone want to start >> that up and see if we can get the word out even more broadly? >> >> -chip > > >
