[Ambassadors] Fedora case badges for the WHOLE WORLD

María Leandro tatica at fedoraproject.org
Wed Dec 2 14:16:22 UTC 2009


Just a question now that I see this numbers, and an example to explain
myself better:

Question:
Have you ever consider make a "marketing store" not only to sell, but also
to do all this marketing things on big amounts with Regions Budget and so
it, get a better price and bigger amount? I know most of every region budget
is for marketing items, so why don't we produce them in a single location,
to: make more, make it cheaper?

Examples:
1.- Software Freedom Day:
They produce everything (t-shirts, stickers, media, plates... everything) in
China and send them with massive shipping to all over the world. First 5
HUGE shipments get to main continents, and from there, local contacts
deliver all material.

2.- Flisol:
We buy everything in a single place of our country and deliver it to all our
cities (get's really cheaper. We save almost 40% and buy more great stuff)

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Might this be a good idea? has been tried before without success??

Only ideas, hope to help

Nice day


2009/12/2 David Nalley <david at gnsa.us>

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> On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 11:16 PM, Max Spevack  wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > In the Fedora Ambassadors NA meeting tonight, we were talking about
> > producing more case badges, which look like this:
> >
> >        http://myweb.cableone.net/dthomas/fedora/fcasebadges.jpg
> >
> > They are beautiful (IMHO) and the picture doesn't do it justice.  What
> looks
> > gray in the picture is really silver, and quite shiny.
> >
> > Due to the price points around producing these, it would make the most
> sense
> > to produce a HUGE amount of badges (5,000 or more even) and shipping them
> to
> > key folks around the world.
> >
> >> From a budget point of view, we'd simply share the cost across regions,
> >
> > when we do the Q4 budget calculations.
> >
> > An example of the budget calculations in previous quarters:
> >
> > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Community_Architecture_expenses
> >
> > So, I guess the question is -- do folks in EMEA, LATAM, India, and Asia
> have
> > use for some of these?  Should we go ahead with this plan?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Max
> >
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>
> Just to add some concrete numbers so informed decision making can occur.
>
> The first 1,000 case badges cost $1,000, so $1 each. Most of this is
> the setup cost for the run. Every 1,000 case badges there after is
> $180, so the price drops to 0.18 per badge. Unfortunately it doesn't
> seem to drop any lower from there.
>
> This means we could order 11,000 case badges for $2,800 (25.45 cents
> each); 20,000 for $4,420 (22.1 cents each); and 50,000 for $9,820
> (19.6 cents each).
> While those numbers seem big, globaly if we split that across APAC,
> EMEA, LATAM, and NA, it's a lot more affordable.
>
> The quality on these case badges is quite honestly second to none. I
> have literally not seen anything that comes close to comparing
> anywhere. They are also incredibly popular. In NA we burned through
> 3000 in a couple of months.
>
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