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* Email your friends and coworkers a quick message reminding them of the benefits of OOo and open source programs for their personal use. | * Email your friends and coworkers a quick message reminding them of the benefits of OOo and open source programs for their personal use. | ||
| + | * Burn half a dozen CDs and give them to your friends. If they are typical Windows users, give them a 'CD for dummies' like [http://www.theopencd.org/ The OpenCD]. | ||
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Quick and Easy Marketing Activities
Per Louis' suggestion, I have started this page to list easy things people can do to promote OpenOffice.org in their spare time.
Bhorst 03:02, 22 May 2007 (CEST)
If you have 10 minutes
- Support OpenOffice.org by adding it to your resumé. I wrote about this on SolidOffice.com:
- "If you know or use OOo, you can promote yourself and subtly promote open source and open data formats at the same time. The process could not be simpler: just mention your knowledge of OpenOffice on your resume or CV! You’ll look smart, differentiate yourself from other candidates, and maybe even find a more comfortable, open source-friendly work environment at the same time."
- Join the Mugshot.org OpenOffice Group.
- Mugshot is an open source, meta social networking site. When you join a group, you can elect to receive updates when members make changes or add posts to their blogs.
- Add a signature to your email account that links back to the OpenOffice.org home page.
If you have 20 minutes
- Email your friends and coworkers a quick message reminding them of the benefits of OOo and open source programs for their personal use.
- Burn half a dozen CDs and give them to your friends. If they are typical Windows users, give them a 'CD for dummies' like The OpenCD.
