Fedora marketing is dead

[Mailga]

Hi Giuseppe, yes, there's a lot of work to do, but I think marketing has to be at an higher level than the contact with users.

Contacting users is an ambassadors job, and ambassadors have to be supported by the marketing.

Maybe we can talk about the job of an ambassador joining the mktg group without mixing skills; sometimes people don't have a clear idea about difference between this two groups. 

IMHO


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Gabriele Trombini
Fedora Ambassador
FedoraOnLine staff member

> Il giorno 25/mar/2014, alle ore 23:23, Giuseppe Pignataro <anubisteam01 at gmail.com> ha scritto:
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> Hi Gabriele, 
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> I respect the work made by the team. My idea was not to offend the hard
> work made by the team. I have made the title a "little" flame because I
> believe we have more to do.
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> We need to be more viral, it's my opinion. We need more "normal" user
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> Il giorno mar, 25/03/2014 alle 22.54 +0100, Mailga ha scritto:
>> Hello Giuseppe, 
>> I'm following this topic with interest thinking about your words.
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>> I'm an ambassador and I completely agree with Giannis.
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>> I worked a bit with Mitzie, Chris and Joe, talkin' with them and Ruth
>> in the meetings and I can say that they are open minded.
>> So I mean is that the magazine is not the only working way into the
>> team. Yes, it's important but there's a lot of other areas to work.
>> I understand what you're referring to and if you think there's
>> something you wanna change or make it better just work on all the
>> marketing things; everything can be changed from the inside.
>> Marketing people is doing a great and hard work, please respect this
>> fact.
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>> Hope to see you soon. 
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>> ___________________________
>> Gabriele Trombini
>> Fedora Ambassador
>> FedoraOnLine staff member
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