[Coworking] Happy Coworking Day! + The Global Directory of Women Owned Coworking Spaces

[Iris Kavanagh]

Happy Coworking Day to all of us. It's hard to believe we are 12 years into 
this amazing ride. Thank you to everyone, across the world, who are 
changing lives and communities every day through your work. I have so much 
love for you.

Also, I wanted to say that Women Who Cowork has launched our website 
 and updated the Global Directory of Women 
Owned Coworking Spaces 
.
 
If you are a female founder and haven't joined us, please do! We'd love to 
list you in our directory, you can fill out this form 

 
and we will add you. 

Female operators, community managers and founders are all welcome to join 
our Facebook group , where we've 
got a great community of women sharing ideas and expertise. 

And of course, we love our male founders, operators and community managers 
too! We invite you to like our FB page 
 and follow our progress there. 

Love to all!

Iris


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Re: [Coworking] Marketing & Brand Awareness

[Ion Svet]

Hey Saurabh! Are you interested/thinking about video promotion for the
coworking space ? I'm a nomad traveler and freelance filmmaker and i'm
planning to visit New Delhi first two weeks of September. Maybe we can
collaborate. Let me know!
Don't want to share any opinion about your question as i'm not
well-informed about the subject.
Thanks!

On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 2:24 PM, saurabh kataria 
wrote:

> Hello Everyone, I and my brother are going to build a co-working space in
> New Delhi, India.
>
> We have read a lot of stuff & discussed among us on various fronts. What
> we are still not yet clear about is this :
>
> Co-working startups like WeWork do their marketing & pitching - all
> focused on freelancers & start ups. But, when it comes to the seating
> capacity, they have 2000-3000 seats, which is best suitable for them to tie
> up with corporate. Is it their marketing strategy to address the community
> needs, ecosystem, sharing economy to grab the eye balls to build a brand
> faster than others. And then have back end tie ups with corporate to fill
> in their spaces.
>
> Is it okay to consider all 4 customer segments - Freelancers, Startups,
> SMEs & Corporate as your target audiences. And what should be the right way
> to go for marketing & campaigning for our very first project. We were also
> thinking of a few marketing gimmicks for our first project like - having
> hi-tech theme, robots, AI enabled ambiance. Any sort of advice, ideas would
> do. Thanks !
>
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[Coworking] Re: phone room for lots of calls at once?

[Josh Freed]

Alex.

In one of our spaces, we have offices that are divided by 4 dedicated 
desks. This rooms were setup and offered as a louder room for those that 
make more phone calls or attend more meetings than most. They all use head 
phones and spend most of the day on some sort of call. The room never has 
an open desk. I think if the rooms are offered with that in mind, it works 
well. The offices are 12x12 and include 4 sit/stand desks. 

Hope that helps give an example.

Josh 
Proximity Space 

On Saturday, August 5, 2017 at 1:24:02 PM UTC-6, Alex Linsker wrote:
>
> Is anyone aware of coworking places that have a big room where 4+ people 
> are each on phone/video calls, each with a different company?
>
> At Collective Agency there seems to be increased happiness/coziness when 2 
> or 3 people are on sofas nearby each other, each quiet on a videocall, much 
> moreso than when each person is in their own conference/phone room. People 
> here seem a lot happier with that usually than being at their desk among 
> people who aren't usually on calls.
>
> The main issue would likely be the person who speaks way too loud and 
> isn't able to self-moderate... they would likely need to be required to 
> only take calls in phone rooms.
>
> Curious for examples of where this works well. I'm thinking of adding a 
> 400sf or 600sf phone room with lots of small sofas, in addition to our 
> existing rooms at one of our locations.
>
> Also are there any studies on happiness/joy (and increasing it) for people 
> on phone or video calls many hours a day, vs a couple hours a day, vs 
> almost never?
>
>
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> --
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> Collective Agency 
> (503) 517-6900 office | (503) 369-9174 mobile
> 3050 SE Division, Suite 245 | Portland Oregon 97202
> 511 SW 10th Ave, Suite 1108  | Portland Oregon 97205
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[Coworking] Marketing & Brand Awareness

[saurabh kataria]

Hello Everyone, I and my brother are going to build a co-working space in 
New Delhi, India.

We have read a lot of stuff & discussed among us on various fronts. What we 
are still not yet clear about is this :

Co-working startups like WeWork do their marketing & pitching - all focused 
on freelancers & start ups. But, when it comes to the seating capacity, 
they have 2000-3000 seats, which is best suitable for them to tie up with 
corporate. Is it their marketing strategy to address the community needs, 
ecosystem, sharing economy to grab the eye balls to build a brand faster 
than others. And then have back end tie ups with corporate to fill in their 
spaces. 

Is it okay to consider all 4 customer segments - Freelancers, Startups, 
SMEs & Corporate as your target audiences. And what should be the right way 
to go for marketing & campaigning for our very first project. We were also 
thinking of a few marketing gimmicks for our first project like - having 
hi-tech theme, robots, AI enabled ambiance. Any sort of advice, ideas would 
do. Thanks !

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