Try using meetup.com. It is a great social media website that allows
people to set up group meetings. What we do is offer our space for free
to our targeted members , web designers, start ups, entrepreneurs,
internet companies etc. This brings people initially into your space and
lets people kn
Does anyone else have a kooky landlord? Ours happens to office from
the same floor where our space is and he recently brought in his
record player--yes, the vinyl kind and rocks out every afternoon.
Anyway, please share your odd landlord stories here so that I can feel
normal.
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You received thi
Oh, I just figured out another way to promote your space: steal "customers"
from other, existing spaces! You poach the Yelp or other online page for a
coworking site, and solicit those reviewers/visitors to come to your space.
Totally insidious, huh? Yet, there are people and coworking facilit
o, I'd upgrade to have a script writer member!
On Jan 24, 3:33 pm, Jerome Chang wrote:
> I guess I have some "unique" residents, relative to other coworking. We have
> one of those multi-function copy/print/fax/scan that zips along at 33
> pages/min, and we get easily 7000+ copies or print
I guess I have some "unique" residents, relative to other coworking. We have
one of those multi-function copy/print/fax/scan that zips along at 33
pages/min, and we get easily 7000+ copies or prints/mo. EVERYONE asks for it.
Even the fax, although only 1/wk there. Then again, we do have peop
A large sign on our door (plus a QR code) describing that we're
upstairs has done a lot to capture random foot traffic that wanders by
our door. I'm working on approval for a sandwich board sign out front
too to hi-lite what events are happening in the space.
On Jan 20, 12:08 pm, Alex Hillman
wro
We didn't add a printer until 5 members requested one. We landed on a
pay as you copy/print in a basic Canon All in One ($129 from Amazon).
Between 35 members, only about 3 people use it to print about 30 pages
a month total. I don't think it's worth a big investment unless you
members indicate tha
Here's one example of the type of targeted marketing I do
I just got turned down to host a booth at our university's career
fair. Apparently, since I wanted to educate the students about
freelance as a career option and I don't offer any "real jobs" I'm not
a desirable candidate to pay them $1
I don't have any damage or security deposits b/c all memberships are
month to month. We haven't had any damage occur in 9 months.
On Jan 22, 8:53 pm, Jazzman3 wrote:
> Dear Coworking peers and groupies
>
> Let's talk about security (damage) deposits for groups that use the
> Coworking facilit
And one important part I forgot to add in: we reserve hosting group events
at Office Nomads after-hours or on weekends to Residents only. It keeps
things really simple. We have a walk-through training that we take Residents
through if they want to be event hosts at our space, which includes that
th
Office Nomads only asks for deposits from our Resident (24/7) members. We
decided on a deposit as these folks have access to our entire space during
non-staffed hours, and thereby pose more of a risk than our part-time
members.
That said, security is more than a deposit. We have a policy with any
Hey Everyone,
A guy just wandered into our coworking space in Fort Lauderdale by the name of
Todd Myers. He was really interested in the idea of coworking and has a space
in Toledo, Ohio that we thought would be great for it. He just needs someone to
market it and manage it. Anyone in Toledo in
Thanks for the info, Sheila. Fremont is definitely too far for me. I
don’t need a place to spend all day. I need somewhere I can go for an
hour or two that doesn't take me too far away from my customers (95%
in West Omaha.) The space could certainly be an all-day location for
those that need it
really inspiring, Cadu. Thanks for sharing.
On Jan 22, 2011, at 10:16 PM, Cadu de Castro Alves wrote:
> Hello, coworkers! How are you?
>
> I've found this website and think that it could be a good tool to do
> coworking: http://wa.ag/index.html
>
> Abs,
>
> Cadu de Castro Alves
> c...@beesof
might be good for those seeking definition on coworking
http://bit.ly/hxE14J
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Founder
THECUBE
Studio 5
155 Commercial Street
E1 6BJ
London
0207 377 9279
www.thecubelondon.com
Our new space in NYC is opening in Spring 2011
www.wecreatenyc.com
Innovation Intell
Hi Jessica,
we at co.up (www.co-up.de) have choosen a laser b/w/scanner/fax combo
from brother (MFC-8890DW).
It was affordable to buy - for a more demanding solution -, printing
cost are low and the duplex scanner allows easy digitalization of
print documents.
Also a big plus for brother is the co
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