[Typo3-marketing] typo3 on ebay

Sipke Overbeeke sipke at 8a.nl
Tue Jan 25 11:14:00 CET 2005


Hello all,

I do not totally agree with you. It seems a little contradicionary to me that
you advise me to use a demo package (which I allready tried, but found it hard
to get my own template into) and that you, the real pro's are anxiously 
waiting
to get this guy to slave for you. If you think it's real that bad, why use the
guy?
In my opinion, this guy could exactly do what I want, implementing my own
template, setting up a menu structure that I could start with and installing
the lot. Experimenting with extensions, I could probably do on my own and
working with the backend is the great strength of typo3. It's real intuitive.

Regards,

Sipke

Quoting Irene Höppner <mail at isinett.de>:

> Hi sipke,
>
>> > The way this guy offers it, is a way to let people sniff at
>> a genuine
>> > typo3 page
>> > for a small amount of money. So therefore I think that Typo3 would
>> > benifit from letting the auctions go and even promote them
>> to get more
>> > people into using the great software.
>>
>> i can't agree with you in this points:
>> - for this amount (25 EUR?) the agency will not setup a
>> template selector, BE-usergroups, multilang, and and and ...
>> even if the could do it.
>
> I agree with alex. Software delivered in a bad quality - which will be the
> result of that prices - cannot be a good marketing instrument. It results in
> unsatisfied customers which is the worst thing you can do.
> Wishes will be "discussed away" as not possible though the true reason is,
> that they are to elaborate (for this person ;-)). Again no marketing for
> Typo3...
>
> Etc...
>
> Greets,
>
> Irene
>
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