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*Go through our networks to identify key people in various publications: | *Go through our networks to identify key people in various publications: | ||
:*Open Source (FLOSSH) - large audience | :*Open Source (FLOSSH) - large audience | ||
:*Eco, permaculture, ecohome, local economy, carbon negative | :*Eco, permaculture, ecohome, local economy, ecomaterials, ecoindustry, carbon negative | ||
:*Survivalist, low resource scenario, transhumanist | :*Survivalist, low resource scenario, transhumanist | ||
:*Architecture - positioning as architecture for the poor | |||
:*Humanitarian, Aid, AT | :*Humanitarian, Aid, AT | ||
:*Tech | :*Tech | ||
Revision as of 02:45, 7 May 2016
General Kickstarter Strategy
This is for review. The current OBI strategy is:
- To have a strategy that builds on best practice.
- 10 minutes online for KS Strategy of Best Practice
- Check in with key supporters who are knowledgeable in KS strategy by informing them on ours, asking for suggestions. Perry, Sunny, David, etc.
Current main points are:
Clarify Product Strategy. Refining continuously- Define and prepare key assets
- Define Audiences
- Identify Aligned Writers at key publications
Finding Aligned Writers
- Go through our networks to identify key people in various publications:
- Open Source (FLOSSH) - large audience
- Eco, permaculture, ecohome, local economy, ecomaterials, ecoindustry, carbon negative
- Survivalist, low resource scenario, transhumanist
- Architecture - positioning as architecture for the poor
- Humanitarian, Aid, AT
- Tech
- Consciousness, awareness
- Positive psychology, positive news
- Enterprise - small enterprise, entrepreneurship, social enterprise, regenerative business