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<pre>>"For one sweet netbook, put a little Sugar on it."<br><br>This would be a great marketing campaign for the netbook maker or wireless provider<br>who decides to offer a netbook with Sugar on Board.<br> <br>>Humour aside, I think we need to decide the audience. Who's the target <br>>for this marketing? Parents of gradeschool kids? People with disposable <br>>income to burn on a netbook for themselves / their nephews & nieces? <br>>People who want to donate through the G1G1 program, but don't know <br>>enough about why they should sponsor Sugar?<br> <br>>If you're selling to parents, it's a whole different push than if you're <br>>selling to, for example, 30-somethings without kids and with money to burn.<br> <br>>$0.02,<br> <br>>Nick<br><br>I think we need to realize we have two audiences we need to court:<br><br>Users-This would include Teachers and Students they will be pushing things from<br>a grass root level.<br><br>Buyers- Legislatures, School Districts, Corporations, Philanthropists<br>If we are going to get Sugar into the hands of millions of children this is<br>the audience which will make it happen.<br><br>There is a need to have an approach for both. I'm not sure if one Slogan can capture<br>both audiences. Very catchy and cool for users. More pragmatic for buyers.<br><br>Just some thoughts.<br><br>JT<br></pre></body>
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