Re: Marketing retrospective for F19
On Wed, 2013-07-03 at 10:08 -0400, Ruth Suehle wrote:
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| The marketing schedule here[1] says the marketing team is supposed to be
| in a phase of retrospection currently. Any hints on how this should
| start?
For anyone, anyone at all to come to a meeting would be a good start. I've tried a
few times to send out whenisgood requests so that we can find a time where people can make
it, but week after week, there's either no one or next to no one around. Generally
when there are, it's people with an interest in what we're doing but not an
interest in actually /doing/ something.
I'm guilty of this too. I haven't attended a single mktg meeting this
cycle. I'll make sure I change that in the future.
| Do/Can we have a check list of release
| related tasks somewhere that we should constantly keep an eye on?
There's a schedule of common tasks that updates as release schedules update.
Here's the one for F20:
http://fedorapeople.org/groups/schedule/f-20/f-20-marketing-tasks.html
It's worth noting process changes for F20:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Policy
Schedule overall:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/20/Schedule
/me bookmarks links.
There are a lot of things I'd like to do. For example, we started work at FUDCon on
updated brochures based on the ones for specific roles (like designer or photographer).
But honestly, I'm just one person, and messages to this list tend to fall silent, and
there's nobody coming to the marketing meetings. Most of my time lately has been
falling into making sure Flock happens successfully. If anyone has any suggestions at all
about how to get more of you involved in doing things, I am listening with both ears and a
few spares!
Getting folks involved is a common problem with all teams IMO. No one
has a concrete solution. What I do is work and make noise (*lots* of
noise: blog posts, mails to ambassadors etc. lists) about it and hope
that the "leading by example" paradigm comes into play. Making noise
also lets the community know of what tasks are on/pending/done and
someone or the other always finds something interesting enough to help
with.
I also tend to catch folks I know and trick/bribe them into doing
something for me (and then writing about it). /me looks at Nitesh.
I'll pay more attention to marketing this cycle.
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Thanks,
Warm regards,
Ankur (FranciscoD)
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