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=Target Market - Liberal Arts, Eco-Conscious Students= | =Target Market - Liberal Arts, Eco-Conscious Students= | ||
#Contact top liberal arts colleges / universities / alternative universities. Focusing | #Contact top liberal arts colleges / universities / alternative universities. Focusing on ones that are liberal arts, which have plenty of idealism and students typically come from wealthy families. Find student groups in their school student organization directory - related to open source, DIY, collaborative design, computer science, management, social enterprise, engineering without borders, enterprise clubs, 3D printing groups, microhouse groups, and any groups related to OSE work. | ||
#Email them, and ask them about starting [[OSE Chapters at Universities]] for large scale collaboration. Part of chapters would be - learn to build 3D printers, start a 3D printer business, participate in [[Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camps]], learn to be a STEAM Camp instructor, and | #Email them, and ask them about starting [[OSE Chapters at Universities]] for large scale collaboration. Part of chapters would be - learn to build 3D printers, start a 3D printer business, participate in [[Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camps]], learn to be a STEAM Camp instructor, and get hands-on skils. [[So, You Want to Be an Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp Instructor?]] | ||
#Prediction on return on investment: for every 100 people that are contacted, one signs up for Summer X, and one is interested in starting an OSE Chapter. Test this.. | |||
=Links= | |||
*[[Contacts at Colleges]] | |||
*[[STEAM Camp Marketing Plan]] | |||
*Their families built fortunes. These millennials are trying to figure out how to undo their class privilege. from the Washington Post [https://www.washingtonpost.com/magazine/2020/03/02/their-families-built-fortunes-these-millennials-are-trying-figure-out-how-undo-their-class-privilege/] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:59, 7 March 2020
Target Market - Liberal Arts, Eco-Conscious Students
- Contact top liberal arts colleges / universities / alternative universities. Focusing on ones that are liberal arts, which have plenty of idealism and students typically come from wealthy families. Find student groups in their school student organization directory - related to open source, DIY, collaborative design, computer science, management, social enterprise, engineering without borders, enterprise clubs, 3D printing groups, microhouse groups, and any groups related to OSE work.
- Email them, and ask them about starting OSE Chapters at Universities for large scale collaboration. Part of chapters would be - learn to build 3D printers, start a 3D printer business, participate in Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camps, learn to be a STEAM Camp instructor, and get hands-on skils. So, You Want to Be an Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp Instructor?
- Prediction on return on investment: for every 100 people that are contacted, one signs up for Summer X, and one is interested in starting an OSE Chapter. Test this..
Links
- Contacts at Colleges
- STEAM Camp Marketing Plan
- Their families built fortunes. These millennials are trying to figure out how to undo their class privilege. from the Washington Post [1]