CD Distribution Welcome Page

[Stephen Boyd]

Another option is to provide a business card with the detals of the
web site etc.  The card could have details of the local Lug on the
reverse side.

Stephen.

On 7/2/06, Andrew <andrew at swinndesign.com> wrote:
> Howdy all,
>
> Now that myself and others are receiving lots of Ubuntu CD's from the
> wonderful ShipIt service I have been wondering about the best way to get
> the biggest bang for the buck when distributing these CD's to local
> interested people.
>
> I had an idea of attaching a simple label to each CD we hand out
> identifying that they came from a Ubuntu Australian Team member and a
> single link to a list of local, international and commercial support
> channels.
>
> The label would read something like:
>
> "Distributed by the Ubuntu Australian Team. For further assistance
> please visit http://www.ubuntu.com.au/welcome"
>
> The actual welcome page address is yet to be determined but you get the
> idea. I think it's preferable to locate this page on the ubuntu.com.au
> website as it's easily identifiable as Australian, and looks professional.
>
> I have drafted up a welcome page and placed it on the Ubuntu wiki. It
> can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AndrewSwinn/AuWelcomePageDraft
>
> Please feel free to send me suggestions, or make corrections to the
> document. It is intended to be an easy going pointer to the major
> official support channels and not a comprehensive guide to everything
> Ubuntu. I think it is important not to overwhelm new users but also
> provide enough information to get them started.
>
> I have not yet played around with any label making software. If anyone
> has experience with this and is able to knock up a simple template let
> me know. It might save me a lot of hassle as I have had little
> experience with making labels on any platform.
>
> Regards,
>
> Andrew Swinn (Phlosten)
>
>
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