Hi All for what its worth - here is a link to our membership types and charges :-
http://moseleyexchange.com/membership_options/ We have the following mix: 10% Friends; 30% drop-in; 20% regular; 40% Max James Rock On Feb 27, 12:12 am, Jonathan Yankovich <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I'm working on adding more metadata to coworkingregistry.org and one of > the things we identified was having rates information for various > membership levels. Now, I KNOW that each facility has different > membership levels that offer different levels of service, access, etc, > but for the purposes of standardization and communication, I'd like to > identify some common membership levels. > > Currently, when I look at most spaces' web sites, I see the following > levels: > > 1) Drop-In - A one-day pass to work while the space is open, like a > 9-5 Hotdesk member but for one day. (No storage.) > > 2) Hotdesk 9-5 - Access to a desk/chair/resources every day that > the space has open hours. No key. Bring your laptop, take it when you > leave. "Leave no trace" coworking, unless a project locker is provided. > > 3) Hotdesk 24/7 - Access to a desk/chair/resources as well as a > key/card/code so you can access the space whenever you want. > > 4) Permadesk - Your own established desk with whatever storage is > provided. Commonly you might leave a laptop or desktop computer at your > desk. Permadesk generally includes 24/7 access (key/card/code). > > There are generally higher "tenant" or "anchor tenant" types of members, > but these are usually custom/contract relationships and not something > that needs advertising. It might be valuable to have a "Looking for > anchor tenant" option on coworkingregistry, but saying more than that is > probably not necessary. > > So what does everyone think of these 4 general levels of membership? > > Are these good names, or are there better names for these things? Do > these names translate well into other languages? > > Remember that the exact offering will vary from space to space in terms > of the hours of availability, additional amenities, access to > meetup/conference room spaces, and so on. I dont propose that we try to > agree on those, or get spaces to change what they offer. What I'm > trying to establish is a few general/base levels of membership that we > can use to talk about membership across spaces in a general way. For > example, everyone generally knows what a day-pass or drop-in is. Does > this make sense? > > See you in Austin, > > -- > -Jonathan Yankovich @tronathan > Community Advocate, Madison Coworking > Preferred contact: > 1. skype: jonathanyankovich > 2. twitter: tronathan > 3. gtalk/email: [email protected] > 4. phone: (608) 513 2012 > more info:http://coworkingregistry.org > more info:http://madisoncoworking.com > please follow @tronathan @coworkregistry @coworkmadison -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Coworking" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/coworking?hl=en.
