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Revision as of 12:04, 5 February 2011
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Promoting free software out in the real world means getting face-to-face with real people and talking to them. There are a many different things you can do do market free software or your team or an event that you will be hosting. Always know your audience and whether they're technical or just the general public.
See also: Activism Guide
Flyering/Postering
Handing out fliers and putting up posters might not be enough to get someone to go and switch on their own, but it does raise awareness about free software. The best places for flyering and postering is where people are known to be involved with technology such as computer labs in universities and colleges.
Link to hosted materials?
Public Showcase
Try reserving a booth somewhere or getting a permit to put one up in a public center in order to show off free software. Be armed with lots of informational materials.
