With the growth of open source comes the need for more conferences, meetups and hackathons - you name it! These events give community members the opportunity to interact face-to-face to solve problems, come up with new ideas, or even just to chat and get to know each other better. But, the question is – how do we get developers, users and contributors from open source communities to these events? In this session, we’ll learn useful tips and best practices on how to get attendees to your open source conferences and meetups. Karen will go over a 3-step process; how to setup your events, how to promote the events and what to do after the events.
This document provides guidance on promoting research online. It discusses planning objectives and audience, choosing tools like websites, blogs, social media, citation tools and data sharing sites. Success should be measurable. The document recommends writing concisely for the web, using sites like LinkedIn and Twitter to network and share work, and experimenting to find the best methods before concluding.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on digital discipleship and lifelong learning in the new media age. It discusses understanding web 2.0, levels of technology engagement, and introduces 10 useful web tools for ministry, including Pinterest, Dropbox, and Google Docs. The goal is to help attendees continue learning about web 2.0 tools to enhance faith formation and ministry.
This document provides information about the capstone project for the Digital Discipleship Boot Camp (DDBC). It outlines the three phases of the capstone project including proposal, implementation, and final reporting deadlines. It also discusses brainstorming capstone project ideas, the rubric for evaluation, and obtaining continuing education credits upon completion. The capstone project allows participants to apply what they learned in DDBC and create a final project integrating technology into their ministry.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on building websites for ministry. It discusses determining why a ministry needs a website, defines tools for building websites like WordPress, WIX and Blogger, and covers basics of website design including domains, URLs, and copyright considerations. The presentation objectives are to help attendees understand how to properly develop a ministry website that meets objectives and follows copyright laws.
Finding and-organizing Great Cloud Foundry User Groups
This document discusses organizing and participating in Cloud Foundry user groups. It provides tips for finding existing groups on Meetup.com, deciding whether to start a new group, planning events with good speakers and content, promoting events, and sustaining a group over time. Organizing groups can help technology adoption, build skills and networks, and find job opportunities. Successful events have relevant content, great speakers, good venues, and high attendance.
Finding and Organizing a Great Cloud Foundry User Group
Slides from the 2015 Cloud Foundry Summit on May 12.
http://sched.co/2tGc
Virtualization and global distribution are great when it comes to cloud computing and open source. In both cases, physical location is irrelevant. But one of the best ways to join the Cloud Foundry community is to participate in a local meetup. The presenters will share their experience running user groups over the past decade and lessons learned from recent Cloud Foundry events.
This session will teach you how to:
1. Find an active Cloud Foundry (or related cloud computing) user group
2. Contribute your own knowledge at an upcoming event
3. Organize - and sustain - a strong Cloud Foundry community
After this presentation, you will:
1. Appreciate the professional (and social) benefits of attending a meetup
2. Know how to share your expertise and establish your eminence as a Cloud Foundry expert
3. Be prepared to effectively organize a sustainable Cloud Foundry user group
Effective Tech Community Engagement - Best Practices
This document provides best practices for effective community engagement in 3 stages: 1) Build your brand and recognition through small contributions, 2) Open up your work by presenting at meetups and publishing materials, and 3) Achieve "community nirvana" by becoming a meetup organizer. It also outlines plans for engaging the Google Cloud Community, including maximizing diverse membership, joint events, and activities like extended sessions, study groups, and webinars.
You want to be a user group lead? Thinking of starting your own user group? Awesome! But there are a number of things to think about before starting. Is your whole idea viable? Where do I get speakers and attendees? Should I create a legal entity? How do I finance the whole thing?
In this session, Gill Cleeren will tell you how he has had a successful user group in Belgium for almost 10 years now.
Tools Of Engagement Presenting And Training In Social Media
This document discusses tools and strategies for engaging audiences in online presentations and training using social media. It provides examples of incorporating platforms like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and GoToTraining into the presentation process to encourage participation and continue the conversation. Tips include monitoring the Twitter backchannel, creating Facebook events and pages, leveraging LinkedIn for research, and using tools like Camtasia and AuthorStream to publish presentations online with embedded video and narration. The goal is to move from traditional one-way broadcasting to an ongoing dialogue.
This document summarizes a presentation about making and sharing content online as a researcher. It discusses recording, editing, and hosting digital content like documents, slides, images, audio, and video. It encourages open sharing of research outputs to enhance impact and engagement. Some challenges of digital sharing are addressed, such as copyright and ensuring materials are adapted for different audiences. Tools for different types of digital media are listed.
Presented at CYTO 2014 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA May 19, 2014. Focused on methods used to enhance exposure of shared resource laboratories (or core facilities) by means of increased participation in social media activities.
135 individuals attended the third Hudson Valley Tech Festival Conference and Hackathon in 2021.In partnership with Google Developers Community, supported by Google, this event was the major tech event for the region.
The 3-day Conference was live-streamed and transcribed by the New York Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC NY) with all sessions archived online,
Day one of the Conference was a hybrid in-person/virtual session, days two and three featured virtual workshops with technical papers being presented and discussed,
81 individuals participated in the Hackathon, using Zoom, Discord, Padlet and other tools provided. Participants List
3 separate social/civic problems were addressed.
This document discusses the importance of marketing for open source projects. It begins by introducing different tracers that existed with varying levels of popularity, using this as an example of how marketing can impact awareness and usage of a project. The document then defines marketing as promoting and distributing an idea to gain attention and resources. It acknowledges common reasons why marketing may not occur for open source projects and argues that good marketing does not happen by accident. Finally, it provides an overview of various marketing tools for open source like documentation, blog posts, videos, conferences and emphasizing community-building. The key message is that marketing is necessary to capture attention for a project in an environment with many options and that everything a project does can be a form of marketing
How to Use Social Media to Sell Out Your #TableauUserGroup Events.pdf
This document provides social media best practices and recommendations for Tableau User Group (TUG) leaders to promote their events. It covers:
- Why social media is important for connecting the Tableau community (#DataFam) and promoting events
- An overview of Tableau's social media channels and hashtags to use like #TableauUserGroup
- Tips for optimizing a TUG leader's social profiles and sample social media checklists for pre-event, during event, and post-event promotion
- YouTube best practices like using captions, chapters, and experimenting with formats like Shorts
The goal is to help TUGs drive registrations and engagement through strategic social media usage.
My talk from the latest Brisbane Web Design meetup (June 2012) about the techniques I have been using to build responsive, future friendly sites. How it effects designers, developers and clients.
Thanks to these people for their ideas:
Brad Frost - http://www.alistapart.com/articles/for-a-future-friendly-web/
Stephen Hay - Workflow Redesigned: A Future-Friendly Approach - The Smashing Book #3
Andy Clarke - Becoming Fabulously Flexible - The Smashing Book #3
Samantha Warren - http://styletil.es/
YOUR OPEN SOURCE PROJECT IS LIKE A STARTUP, TREAT IT LIKE ONE, EYAR ZILBERMAN...
The document provides tips for marketing an open source project on GitHub. It recommends explaining the motivation and purpose of the project, researching similar existing projects, and developing the project to be easy to install, use, and contribute to. Key steps include writing a good README, publishing the project in relevant communities, and submitting it to curated lists to help users discover the project. The goal is to build an active community of contributors and users to support the long-term success of the open source project.
The document outlines Jeff Potts' objectives for the Alfresco Community which are to engage community members, enable the community with tools and resources, and expose great contributions. Key plans for 2011 include an annual community survey, supporting local meetups, the DevCon conference, and promoting exceptional community contributors. The goals are to increase participation, make contributions easier, and promote the community.
Community Organizing Tools from the Experts Webinar
This document provides information about various community organizing tools including 501 Tech Clubs, Communities of Practice, and volunteer organizers. It discusses using Microsoft Office for mass email campaigns, including building contact lists in Excel, writing email copy in Word, and personalizing emails using Outlook mail merge. The document also covers using text expansion utilities to increase productivity, tools for creating training and instructional videos like Jing, planning Twitter chats, and an introduction to using Google Drive and Docs for document collaboration and file storage.
This document provides an overview of how to use WordPress to host a podcast. It discusses the benefits of podcasting such as building rapport with an audience and growing a business. It then outlines the setup process, including purchasing additional hosting, configuring an RSS feed, and submitting to directories. It details equipment options and provides a step-by-step workflow for creating podcast episodes, which involves preparing, recording, editing, tagging, uploading audio files, writing show notes, and publishing. The document emphasizes creating podcasts consistently through scheduling, habit formation, and using templates.
Slides from Open World Forum 2013 (#OWF13)
The Agile and Open Source Way is the book for everyone who wants to scale agile in multiple distributed teams. This book will also help you to collaborate upstream with Open Source projects.
Whether you want to improve interactions with other teams inside or outside your company, or just interested in scaling from more than one team, you will find in this publication the information you need, illustrated by a real case.
http://www.the-agile-and-open-source-way.com/
Oscon 2016: open source lessons from the todo group
The document summarizes lessons learned from open source programs at several major tech companies presented at an event by the TODO Group. The TODO Group is a collaboration of companies who share practices for running successful open source programs. Several companies including Netflix, Microsoft, Capital One, Box, Sandisk, Google and Yahoo discussed how they scale their open source programs, build communities, and realize strategic benefits from their involvement in open source.
This document discusses strategies for creating an open source community as a software publisher. It recommends building community to get feedback, contributors, and evangelists which improves software quality. Key elements include choosing an open source license and development model, and using tools like websites, code repositories, issue trackers, and mailing lists for marketing, development, and governance. Community engagement is important through conferences, workshops, and being responsive to contributors.
Drive Member Engagement through Revitalized Chapter Events
This document provides suggestions for revitalizing chapter events to drive member engagement through co-creation, collaboration, connections, and content. It recommends getting members involved in event creation, having chapters collaborate on events, building networking into the event design, and making content engaging and an enjoyable learning experience. Specific tactics include asking members for input, setting up focus groups, adding polls, collaborating across chapters, offering interactive table exercises, meetups for specific interests, and exploring new session formats. It also includes examples of short event formats and ways to expand events such as curated playlists, expert clinics, and explorer groups.
How Can German Auto Repair Shops Benefit From Digital Marketing
In today's digital age, German auto repair shops can leverage digital marketing to enhance visibility, engage customers through personalized interactions, and reach targeted demographics effectively. By optimizing online presence, managing reputation, and analyzing performance data, shops can achieve cost-efficient growth and competitive advantage in the market.
PPC and SEO Synergies - Strategies Every Company Should Deploy - Benjamin Lund
Top 7 PPC and SEO strategies to drive more traffic and conversions. Most companies already own the data, let's share the data and boost the performance of both channels.
Key Takeaways:
Why PPC and SEO teams should strategize together7 ways PPC and SEO can work together to drive even more conversions
Paid Media Targeting in a Cookieless Future - Kevin Lee
The continued disappearance of the third party cookie has both targeting and tracking implications for open-web advertising and marketing. We'll discuss where context, identity graphs and first party data are being used to substitute for third-party cookies. We'll also discuss where CTV and other newer media channels are maturing to allow for household or personal targeting.
Key Takeaways:
Learn how to effectively target prospects and consumers at various stages using a combinations of targeting types across channels.
Social Media Marketing Master Class - Jeff Dwoskin
How to Rethink the Way you use Instagram to Drive Sales and Customer Engagement
If you’re using Instagram to build or grow your business this presentation is for you. Navigating Instagram campaigns doesn't have to be overwhelming. By understanding the right strategies, you can turn engagement from a time-consuming task into a powerful tool for driving sales and a deeper understanding of your customers and fans.
Key Takeaways:
Running campaigns on Instagram can be and should be easy and effortless
Every post is an opportunity to collect valuable information to empower you to make more strategic choices
The power of giveaways on Instagram to drive engagement and first party data
Curious about what a social media manager really does? Our latest presentation breaks down the key responsibilities and daily tasks of this dynamic role. Want to understand more about this essential position? Read the full deck now!
Full blog here - https://digitalmarketingphilippines.com/what-does-a-social-media-manager-do/
Digital marketing metrics every one must know in 2024
The "Digital Marketing Metrics" PDF by Digital Scape provides a detailed guide to essential metrics used in digital marketing. It explains the importance of metrics in tracking and optimizing marketing efforts, offering definitions, formulas, and examples for each metric. The document covers metrics such as Return on Ad Spend (ROAS), Customer Lifetime Value (CLV), Cost of Acquisition (COA), Click Through Rate (CTR), Conversion Rate (CVR), Cost Per Sale (CPS), Bounce Rate, and Lead Conversion Rate (LCR). The aim is to equip marketers with the knowledge needed to make data-driven decisions and enhance campaign performance.
Learn what is metrics, difference in metrics, different types of metrics and calculation.
CIIM (Chandigarh Institute of Internet Marketing) – ISO:9001 Certified & Google Partner Digital Marketing institute in Chandigarh — was founded by Surjeet Thakur in the year 2010. We specialize in training aspirants in various digital marketing domains such as Google Ads, PPC, SEO, SMM, SEM, Video Marketing, Amazon Marketing etc.
[Webinar - VWO] AI-First Strategies to Drive Traffic and Conversions for 2024...
Discover how Eric Siu’s agency, Single Grain, drove over 1 million new website visitors at a +59% higher conversion rate in 90 days by integrating innovative AI-driven strategies into their CRO and SEO practices, known as programmatic CRO (pCRO) and SEO (pSEO).
Imagine: At the click of a button, your landing pages dynamically adapt to feature content and elements specific to the keywords and products they are targeting. That’s the power of pCRO, transforming generic pages into highly personalized experiences. With pSEO, generate quality pages at scale that rank at the top of search results for relevant long-tail keywords, driving traffic that then converts.
Excited? In this session, Eric will guide you through how to implement these game-changing techniques for your own business, enhancing your digital strategy and maximizing your ROI.
NIMA2024 | Hoe Danone Trends vertaalt naar Strategie voor het versterken van ...
Develop a category & retail vision to drive business impact today
Join Arnoud from Danone and Tris from Ipsos Strategy3 as they guide you on a journey through the art of leveraging trends and foresights to craft a category and retail vision. Discover the crucial need of future readiness, and understand how the future can lead to new opportunities, here and now. Be prepared to unlock the future potential of your enterprise!
Struggling to get high-quality backlinks? Our latest presentation reveals the strategies you need to succeed in 2024. Learn practical tips to boost your SEO and elevate your website’s authority. Click below to access the full presentation!
Full blog here - https://digitalmarketingphilippines.com/how-to-get-high-quality-backlinks-in-2024/
SEO for Revenue - Grow Your Business, Not Just Your Rankings - Dale Bertrand
Let’s be honest. Improvements in search rankings and organic traffic don’t always translate into sales. Yet, you spend the majority of your SEO resources on driving rankings and traffic. What if you built your SEO content with conversion in mind from the beginning? You’d generate more organic traffic that actually converts into revenue! Join 20-year search marketing veteran as he unveils his framework for developing SEO content with conversion in mind every step of the way ‒ from keyword strategy to content development and publication.
Takeaways:
Tactics and benchmarks for SEO content that converts in 2024
Page layouts and content formats that convert organic traffic
Crafting keyword strategy and calls-to-action for conversion
10 Powerful Strategies to Solve Common Payroll Problems in SMEs_.pdf
Managing payroll in SMEs can indeed be challenging, but there are several effective strategies to solve common problems.
Invest in robust payroll software that automates calculations, tax deductions, and compliance requirements. This reduces errors and saves time.
Powering Up Your Digital Strategy, Amplifying the Potential of Performance-Ba...
In our rapidly evolving digital landscape, yesterday's strategies simply won't suffice. Join us for a groundbreaking session on revenue based marketing where we'll explore cutting-edge approaches and the latest strategies that can supercharge your digital marketing plans. Discover how to leverage performance-based PR, influencer marketing, and affiliate marketing to drive revenue, optimize your campaigns, and achieve measurable results. We'll dive into effective methods for building brand awareness, cultivating deep engagement, driving conversions, and fostering lasting customer loyalty. Prepare to gain fresh ideas, valuable insights, and innovative methodologies designed to elevate your digital marketing efforts to new heights. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your strategy and stay ahead of the curve!
Key Takeaways:
1. Advanced Revenue-Driven Strategies: Learn how performance-based PR, influencer marketing, and affiliate marketing can drive revenue and optimize your marketing efforts.
2. Building and Engaging Your Audience: Discover effective methods for increasing brand awareness and cultivating deep engagement with your target audience.
3. Driving Conversions and Loyalty: Gain insights into strategies for driving conversions and fostering lasting customer loyalty to sustain your brand's growth.
The Intersection Between AI & Paid Media Management - Curtiss Gulash
Lately, it’s been feeling a little Terminator-y out there, huh? But the future of paid media isn’t an employment battle between AI and humans like some believe. Instead, it’s about collaboration and another powerful tool to add to the digital marketer’s tool belt. In fact, the best digital marketers have been integrating AI-elements into their work for years… with one caveat - there’s still an industry professional driving the bus.
Join Curtiss Gulash, Director of Paid Media, at Be Found Online, to explore the strengths and weaknesses of AI (as well as humans), and how those qualities can complement one another to develop stronger, more informed, and more efficient paid media campaigns. It’s time to turn and embrace the machine to carve out a path for improving efficiency across your accounts with your new AI companions!
Fostanak dresses are crafted to make every woman feel like a queen, exuding confidence and embracing her unique beauty. Whether you're attending a special occasion or seeking everyday elegance, Fostanak offers a dress that captures your individuality and celebrates your femininity
Cultivating Lean Startup Teams When People Don't Know What Lean IsEmily Holmes
The document discusses simple Lean techniques that can be used to gradually shift a team's focus to users and cultivate a Lean approach when people are unfamiliar or hostile to Lean. It recommends getting out of the building to do quick user research, hosting persona and design studios to generate ideas and foster collaboration, and writing scenarios to humanize the software development process. The overall goal is to introduce Lean concepts in an interactive and relatable way to change perspectives.
E-learning and instructional design toolboxDavid Swaddle
What tools do people use to put together great training and eLearning?
11 presenters discussed 14 tools that they use to plan, design and build great training - face-to-face, blended and eLearning. They steered clear of the 'usual suspects' and introduced people to some niche tools they may not have come across before.
David Swaddle capped the evening off by quickly explaining additional tools that Sydney based learning professionals were relatively unaware of.
If you want to find some new tools to spice up your training, then take 10 minutes to have a look. Even better, join the MeetUp group (if you're in Sydney) and join us in person.
The document discusses technology tools and strategies for nonprofits. It introduces a technology consulting partnership that works with various nonprofits. It then provides an overview roadmap for discussing setting the context, using Google tools, communicating messages, collaborating online, using mobile technologies, and powerful productivity tools. The document aims to help nonprofits integrate affordable and effective technology solutions.
This document provides guidance on promoting research online. It discusses planning objectives and audience, choosing tools like websites, blogs, social media, citation tools and data sharing sites. Success should be measurable. The document recommends writing concisely for the web, using sites like LinkedIn and Twitter to network and share work, and experimenting to find the best methods before concluding.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on digital discipleship and lifelong learning in the new media age. It discusses understanding web 2.0, levels of technology engagement, and introduces 10 useful web tools for ministry, including Pinterest, Dropbox, and Google Docs. The goal is to help attendees continue learning about web 2.0 tools to enhance faith formation and ministry.
This document provides information about the capstone project for the Digital Discipleship Boot Camp (DDBC). It outlines the three phases of the capstone project including proposal, implementation, and final reporting deadlines. It also discusses brainstorming capstone project ideas, the rubric for evaluation, and obtaining continuing education credits upon completion. The capstone project allows participants to apply what they learned in DDBC and create a final project integrating technology into their ministry.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on building websites for ministry. It discusses determining why a ministry needs a website, defines tools for building websites like WordPress, WIX and Blogger, and covers basics of website design including domains, URLs, and copyright considerations. The presentation objectives are to help attendees understand how to properly develop a ministry website that meets objectives and follows copyright laws.
Finding and-organizing Great Cloud Foundry User GroupsAnimesh Singh
This document discusses organizing and participating in Cloud Foundry user groups. It provides tips for finding existing groups on Meetup.com, deciding whether to start a new group, planning events with good speakers and content, promoting events, and sustaining a group over time. Organizing groups can help technology adoption, build skills and networks, and find job opportunities. Successful events have relevant content, great speakers, good venues, and high attendance.
Finding and Organizing a Great Cloud Foundry User GroupDaniel Krook
Slides from the 2015 Cloud Foundry Summit on May 12.
http://sched.co/2tGc
Virtualization and global distribution are great when it comes to cloud computing and open source. In both cases, physical location is irrelevant. But one of the best ways to join the Cloud Foundry community is to participate in a local meetup. The presenters will share their experience running user groups over the past decade and lessons learned from recent Cloud Foundry events.
This session will teach you how to:
1. Find an active Cloud Foundry (or related cloud computing) user group
2. Contribute your own knowledge at an upcoming event
3. Organize - and sustain - a strong Cloud Foundry community
After this presentation, you will:
1. Appreciate the professional (and social) benefits of attending a meetup
2. Know how to share your expertise and establish your eminence as a Cloud Foundry expert
3. Be prepared to effectively organize a sustainable Cloud Foundry user group
Effective Tech Community Engagement - Best PracticesRuncy Oommen
This document provides best practices for effective community engagement in 3 stages: 1) Build your brand and recognition through small contributions, 2) Open up your work by presenting at meetups and publishing materials, and 3) Achieve "community nirvana" by becoming a meetup organizer. It also outlines plans for engaging the Google Cloud Community, including maximizing diverse membership, joint events, and activities like extended sessions, study groups, and webinars.
Building a community - BuildStuff Lithuania 2014Gill Cleeren
You want to be a user group lead? Thinking of starting your own user group? Awesome! But there are a number of things to think about before starting. Is your whole idea viable? Where do I get speakers and attendees? Should I create a legal entity? How do I finance the whole thing?
In this session, Gill Cleeren will tell you how he has had a successful user group in Belgium for almost 10 years now.
Tools Of Engagement Presenting And Training In Social MediaMark Moreno
This document discusses tools and strategies for engaging audiences in online presentations and training using social media. It provides examples of incorporating platforms like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and GoToTraining into the presentation process to encourage participation and continue the conversation. Tips include monitoring the Twitter backchannel, creating Facebook events and pages, leveraging LinkedIn for research, and using tools like Camtasia and AuthorStream to publish presentations online with embedded video and narration. The goal is to move from traditional one-way broadcasting to an ongoing dialogue.
This document summarizes a presentation about making and sharing content online as a researcher. It discusses recording, editing, and hosting digital content like documents, slides, images, audio, and video. It encourages open sharing of research outputs to enhance impact and engagement. Some challenges of digital sharing are addressed, such as copyright and ensuring materials are adapted for different audiences. Tools for different types of digital media are listed.
Presented at CYTO 2014 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA May 19, 2014. Focused on methods used to enhance exposure of shared resource laboratories (or core facilities) by means of increased participation in social media activities.
135 individuals attended the third Hudson Valley Tech Festival Conference and Hackathon in 2021.In partnership with Google Developers Community, supported by Google, this event was the major tech event for the region.
The 3-day Conference was live-streamed and transcribed by the New York Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC NY) with all sessions archived online,
Day one of the Conference was a hybrid in-person/virtual session, days two and three featured virtual workshops with technical papers being presented and discussed,
81 individuals participated in the Hackathon, using Zoom, Discord, Padlet and other tools provided. Participants List
3 separate social/civic problems were addressed.
This document discusses the importance of marketing for open source projects. It begins by introducing different tracers that existed with varying levels of popularity, using this as an example of how marketing can impact awareness and usage of a project. The document then defines marketing as promoting and distributing an idea to gain attention and resources. It acknowledges common reasons why marketing may not occur for open source projects and argues that good marketing does not happen by accident. Finally, it provides an overview of various marketing tools for open source like documentation, blog posts, videos, conferences and emphasizing community-building. The key message is that marketing is necessary to capture attention for a project in an environment with many options and that everything a project does can be a form of marketing
How to Use Social Media to Sell Out Your #TableauUserGroup Events.pdfTableau Community
This document provides social media best practices and recommendations for Tableau User Group (TUG) leaders to promote their events. It covers:
- Why social media is important for connecting the Tableau community (#DataFam) and promoting events
- An overview of Tableau's social media channels and hashtags to use like #TableauUserGroup
- Tips for optimizing a TUG leader's social profiles and sample social media checklists for pre-event, during event, and post-event promotion
- YouTube best practices like using captions, chapters, and experimenting with formats like Shorts
The goal is to help TUGs drive registrations and engagement through strategic social media usage.
My talk from the latest Brisbane Web Design meetup (June 2012) about the techniques I have been using to build responsive, future friendly sites. How it effects designers, developers and clients.
Thanks to these people for their ideas:
Brad Frost - http://www.alistapart.com/articles/for-a-future-friendly-web/
Stephen Hay - Workflow Redesigned: A Future-Friendly Approach - The Smashing Book #3
Andy Clarke - Becoming Fabulously Flexible - The Smashing Book #3
Samantha Warren - http://styletil.es/
YOUR OPEN SOURCE PROJECT IS LIKE A STARTUP, TREAT IT LIKE ONE, EYAR ZILBERMAN...DevOpsDays Tel Aviv
The document provides tips for marketing an open source project on GitHub. It recommends explaining the motivation and purpose of the project, researching similar existing projects, and developing the project to be easy to install, use, and contribute to. Key steps include writing a good README, publishing the project in relevant communities, and submitting it to curated lists to help users discover the project. The goal is to build an active community of contributors and users to support the long-term success of the open source project.
The document outlines Jeff Potts' objectives for the Alfresco Community which are to engage community members, enable the community with tools and resources, and expose great contributions. Key plans for 2011 include an annual community survey, supporting local meetups, the DevCon conference, and promoting exceptional community contributors. The goals are to increase participation, make contributions easier, and promote the community.
Community Organizing Tools from the Experts WebinarNTEN
This document provides information about various community organizing tools including 501 Tech Clubs, Communities of Practice, and volunteer organizers. It discusses using Microsoft Office for mass email campaigns, including building contact lists in Excel, writing email copy in Word, and personalizing emails using Outlook mail merge. The document also covers using text expansion utilities to increase productivity, tools for creating training and instructional videos like Jing, planning Twitter chats, and an introduction to using Google Drive and Docs for document collaboration and file storage.
This document provides an overview of how to use WordPress to host a podcast. It discusses the benefits of podcasting such as building rapport with an audience and growing a business. It then outlines the setup process, including purchasing additional hosting, configuring an RSS feed, and submitting to directories. It details equipment options and provides a step-by-step workflow for creating podcast episodes, which involves preparing, recording, editing, tagging, uploading audio files, writing show notes, and publishing. The document emphasizes creating podcasts consistently through scheduling, habit formation, and using templates.
Open World Forum - The Agile and Open Source WayAlexis Monville
Slides from Open World Forum 2013 (#OWF13)
The Agile and Open Source Way is the book for everyone who wants to scale agile in multiple distributed teams. This book will also help you to collaborate upstream with Open Source projects.
Whether you want to improve interactions with other teams inside or outside your company, or just interested in scaling from more than one team, you will find in this publication the information you need, illustrated by a real case.
http://www.the-agile-and-open-source-way.com/
Oscon 2016: open source lessons from the todo groupBen VanEvery
The document summarizes lessons learned from open source programs at several major tech companies presented at an event by the TODO Group. The TODO Group is a collaboration of companies who share practices for running successful open source programs. Several companies including Netflix, Microsoft, Capital One, Box, Sandisk, Google and Yahoo discussed how they scale their open source programs, build communities, and realize strategic benefits from their involvement in open source.
This document discusses strategies for creating an open source community as a software publisher. It recommends building community to get feedback, contributors, and evangelists which improves software quality. Key elements include choosing an open source license and development model, and using tools like websites, code repositories, issue trackers, and mailing lists for marketing, development, and governance. Community engagement is important through conferences, workshops, and being responsive to contributors.
Drive Member Engagement through Revitalized Chapter EventsBillhighway
This document provides suggestions for revitalizing chapter events to drive member engagement through co-creation, collaboration, connections, and content. It recommends getting members involved in event creation, having chapters collaborate on events, building networking into the event design, and making content engaging and an enjoyable learning experience. Specific tactics include asking members for input, setting up focus groups, adding polls, collaborating across chapters, offering interactive table exercises, meetups for specific interests, and exploring new session formats. It also includes examples of short event formats and ways to expand events such as curated playlists, expert clinics, and explorer groups.
Similar to The Recipe to Getting Attendees to Your Open Source Events (20)
In today's digital age, German auto repair shops can leverage digital marketing to enhance visibility, engage customers through personalized interactions, and reach targeted demographics effectively. By optimizing online presence, managing reputation, and analyzing performance data, shops can achieve cost-efficient growth and competitive advantage in the market.
Top 7 PPC and SEO strategies to drive more traffic and conversions. Most companies already own the data, let's share the data and boost the performance of both channels.
Key Takeaways:
Why PPC and SEO teams should strategize together7 ways PPC and SEO can work together to drive even more conversions
The continued disappearance of the third party cookie has both targeting and tracking implications for open-web advertising and marketing. We'll discuss where context, identity graphs and first party data are being used to substitute for third-party cookies. We'll also discuss where CTV and other newer media channels are maturing to allow for household or personal targeting.
Key Takeaways:
Learn how to effectively target prospects and consumers at various stages using a combinations of targeting types across channels.
How to Rethink the Way you use Instagram to Drive Sales and Customer Engagement
If you’re using Instagram to build or grow your business this presentation is for you. Navigating Instagram campaigns doesn't have to be overwhelming. By understanding the right strategies, you can turn engagement from a time-consuming task into a powerful tool for driving sales and a deeper understanding of your customers and fans.
Key Takeaways:
Running campaigns on Instagram can be and should be easy and effortless
Every post is an opportunity to collect valuable information to empower you to make more strategic choices
The power of giveaways on Instagram to drive engagement and first party data
Curious about what a social media manager really does? Our latest presentation breaks down the key responsibilities and daily tasks of this dynamic role. Want to understand more about this essential position? Read the full deck now!
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2. About me
• Open Source Program Manager
• Citrix Open Source Business Office
• Apache CloudStack Project Committee
Member and Committer
• Founder/Organizer of CloudStack Silicon
Valley User Group
• Helps organize CloudStack Collaboration
Conferences and CloudStack Days
• Fun facts: Bungee jumping, riding my
motorcycle and backpacking in California
4. ContributingtoanOpenSource
ProjectforNon-Developers
• Code is the heart of any open source
project, but don’t think that writing code
is the only way to contribute.
• Projects need contributions from
everyone of all skills and levels of
expertise.
• Open-source projects suffer from a lack
of marketing awareness. You can help
open-source projects get more
exposure.
5. WaystoContributetoanOpenSource
ProjectwithoutBeingaCodingGenius
• Find an open source project that is interesting to you
• Start listening – mailing lists, blogs, IRC channel
• Work with Tickets – commenting on a bug
• Work with Documentation – how-to examples
• Work with Community – answer a question, write blog posts, improve a
website, or help organize meetups and conferences
6. Open Source Meetupsand
Conferences–why?
• Brings people with a common
interest together to share that
passion
• Brings developers, users,
contributors and people who
are interested in the project
together
• Face-to-face interaction!
• Share and learn from
eachother
7. agenda
• Two common types of in-person open source events
• 3-step process:
• Setup
• Promote (emphasis on this)
• What to do after the events
Setup Promote After the event
8. Two Common Types of OpenSource
Events
Open Source Meetups Open Source Conferences
11. Whathappened?
• There were two other open source cloud meetups going on at
the same exact time
• We capped the attendee list at the maximum room capacity
• We did not do anything to promote the meetup
• We did not send reminders to attendees
14. MeetupGroups
• Heard of meetup.com? Been? Organize? Want to?
• Tips and best practices for setting it up, promoting, and what to
do after
• Yes, there are steps that you can follow - It’s SIMPLE
• I’ve made it even more SIMPLE with checklists!
16. SettingUpyourMeetupGroupIf you haven’t done so already, create a meetup group!
Even meetup.com says “you don’t need to be an expert to organize an awesome meetup.”
*Add 15 topics. If you
add “open source”
People who search for
topics, such as “open
source” will come across
your meetup group.
17. SettingUpyourMeetupGroup:
Firstmeetup
• First meetup: Start with a beginner’s talk “Intro to …”
• Send out a call for speakers note:
• Reach out to the developers and users mailing lists
• Reach out to meetup group members
• Reach out to your own contacts
18. SettingUpyourMeetup:
date&time
• Select a date/time for your
meetup
• Check meetup.com’s calendar of
meetups in your area first for
conflicting dates
• Avoid Mondays/Fridays
19. SettingUpyourMeetup:
venue
• Find a Venue
• Reach out to your contacts and ask if they can offer a space for
your meetup
• They said YES? Go and check out the space (no surprises)
• Test out the speakers, mic, projector
(especially if you are going to
live stream)
• Remember to hit “record”
• Ask local libraries or colleges
24. SettingUpyour
Meetup:Thebigday
• The day of your meetup:
• Arrive about 45 minutes to 1 hour early
• Registration table
• Name badges
• Directional signage
• Beer & Food
• Speakers prepare
• Get slides from speakers
25. Attendance
• How am I going to get
people together?
• Put yourself in their shoes!
27. PromoChecklist
CHECKLIST
Social media channels (the project’s LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook) ✓
Announce to your meetup group members
✓
Post your meetup on event websites and event calendars ✓
Share a Blurb with meetup group organizers ✓
Email Blasts
✓
Tweet pictures during the meetup ✓
28. PromoteyourMeetup:
socialmedia
• Social media channels:
• The project’s LinkedIn page, Twitter, Facebook
• Twitter – schedule tweets (use Hootsuite), create click-to-tweets and
ask the community to tweet
• Facebook – post statuses (use Hootsuite), join other groups and post
• LinkedIn – post discussions in the Open Source Groups and the
project’s LinkedIn page
29. PromoteyourMeetup:
Announce&Remind
• Announce to your meetup group members:
• Email members in your meetup group
• Don’t be afraid to send reminders!
• Send reminders 7, 2, 1, and the day of the meetup reminding RSVPs
that the event is still happening.
• Automatic reminders
31. PromoteyourMeetup:blurbs
• Write up a blurb that other meetup group organizers in the
area can share with their members
This meetup will be
AWESOME!
#MyAwesomeMeetUp
32. This is a partner announcement from the CloudStack Silicon Valley User Meetup group. It might
be very interesting for many of you:
____
Dear Community,
It's my pleasure to announce that our next meetup will be around Docker, Kubernetes, CoreOS
and Big Data in Apache CloudStack! Our main speaker of the evening will be Sebastien
Goasguen. He is currently a Senior Open Source Solutions Architect at Citrix, where he works
primarily on the Apache CloudStack project, helping to develop the CloudStack ecosystem.
Sebastien is a project management committee member (PMC) of CloudStack and Apache
libcloud and a member of the Apache Software Foundation.
RSVP NOW: http://www.meetup.com/CloudStack-Silicon-Valley-User-Group/
example
43. BeConsistentandPoll!
• Keep a consistent
schedule – every
1.5 months is
good.
• Create a poll and
ask members
which topics they
are interested in
(make a list of 4 or
so)
• Poll only takes 30
seconds!
47. SetupChecklistforyour
Conference
Set your goals ✓
Select a date for your conference ✓
Look at Open Source Event Calendars ✓
Consider the option to co-locate with other conferences
✓
Logistics and Volunteers ✓
48. SetyourGoalsforthe
Conference
• List out your wants!
• I want three tracks – one for developers,
one for users, and one for building
community.
• I want to have 300 attendees.
• I want to raise $30,000 in sponsorship
money
• Remember: commit to the basics first,
then build out the conference as you get
more sponsors
49. SettingupanOpenSource
Conference:Dates
• Select a date for your conference
• Look at open source event calendars:
• Opensource.com
• O’Reilly Media’s Big Conference List: http://oreilly-
events.herokuapp.com/
• Lanyrd.com
52. SettingupanOpenSource
Conference:Volunteers
• Make it known to the community that the conference planning is
open to everyone
• Send out a call for volunteers note to the mailing lists
• Put a “call for volunteers” banner on your conference website
• Use Trello or Asana and Slack to organize tasks, todo lists and
communicate with eachother
54. PromotingyourConferenceChecklist
✓
Post conference on event websites and event calendars ✓
Social media (Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin) ✓
Encourage blog posts by partners/sponsors ✓
Email Blasts ✓
Project’s mailing lists ✓
Outreach to Meetup Groups ✓
Ask speakers to share a slide at presentations ✓
Student discounts ✓
Advertising ✓
Press ✓
56. PromotingyourConference:
SocialMedia
“Save the date! CloudStack
Collaboration Conf will be on
August 20 clds.co/1FvPyo9”
“Call for Sponsors!
Support the CloudStack
community and help make
CloudStack Days happen
clds.co/1FvPyo9”
“The agenda is NOW live
for CloudStack Days
Dublin! Check out the talks
clds.co/1FvPyo9 ”
“Submit your proposal for
CloudStack Days Tokyo
today! The deadline is May
10 clds.co/1FvPy09
59. PromotingyourConference:
Emailblasts
• Send out email blasts:
• Contacts that you have collected from open source expos
• Invite people to submit talks or to register for the conference
• Invite previous conference attendees/speakers (if this applies)
61. PromotingyourConference:
OutreachtoMeetupGroups
• Outreach to Meetup Groups
• Create a blurb for local meetup organizers with a discount code
to the conference
• Ask them to share the blurb with their members
• If you have extra space at the conference, offer it to meetup
groups
62. PromotingyourConference:
askspeakerstoshare
• Community members within the project who speak at various
conferences, meetups or webinars
• Create a slide about the conference for speakers to share
during their presentations
• Add a special discount code
65. PromotingyourConference:
Press
• Create a press release announcing the event and send to
media
• Line up media outlets as media partners for the event:
• Provide the media outlets with their logo on:
• Conference website
• Conference emails
• Conference signage
• Exchange for ad space on their sites and social media
posts
69. AftertheConference:
follow-upemail&Survey
• Send a follow-up email with a quick survey
• Surveymonkey – mention that it takes 2 minutes, offer a raffle prize if
you can giveaway prizes!
• Feedback from attendees on content, schedule, format, etc.