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The Marketing Collective schedule is comprised of different types of activities, categorized by nature and recurrence: | The Marketing Collective schedule is comprised of different types of activities, categorized by nature and recurrence: | ||
* <b>Recurring Tasks</b>: these tasks need to be performed regularly (usually weekly or monthly) | * <b>Recurring Tasks</b>: these tasks need to be performed regularly (usually weekly or monthly) as part of the modules contributors are joining. They can be assigned to specific contributors who are responsible for them, or be shared among several members. They can also depend on countries and needs. Example: localization of our monthly Newsletter, flagging new campaign launched by competitors | ||
* <b>Special Assignments</b>: unique tasks that only need to be performed once. These tasks will be part of "weekly sprints" and usually be more time-sensitive and temporary priorities. Examples: event planning, release promotion, campaign promotion, product messaging adjustments. | * <b>Special Assignments</b>: unique tasks that only need to be performed once. These tasks will be part of "weekly sprints" and usually be more time-sensitive and temporary priorities. Examples: event planning, release promotion, campaign promotion, product messaging adjustments. | ||
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===Schedule and Planning=== | ===Schedule and Planning=== | ||
We are using a sprint-based approach inspired by the SCRUM methodology in order to plan, coordinate and track progress: | We are using a sprint-based approach inspired by the SCRUM methodology in order to plan, coordinate and track progress: | ||