Hey,
Are there other coworking spaces nearby ? Maybe your prices are too high
compared to shared desks ? Is the design of your space nice ?
You can also post your place on eWorky http://www.eworky.com;) In Paris,
France, there are more and more coworking spaces and an owner told me
yesterday
Hi,
are HERE any members from the Central Eastern Europe?
We are a Coworking space in Warsaw Poland
(https://www.facebook.com/ClockWork.CoWork /// www.clock-work.pl ), and to
be honest I am surprised how few people have heard about such an initiative
as co-working spaces ...
Just wondering if
Firstly, I need to apologise for posting without introducing myself to the
group!
I'm the cofounder of abTeamUp - a UK based online service aimed at helping
business owners to work together through coworking, collaboration and
referral networking. It's very early days for us but I am a strong
I would encourage you to read through some of the info on the Coworking Wiki
regarding rural (small town) spaces. Some good info here:
http://wiki.coworking.com/w/page/42355006/Rural%20Coworking
Thanks God Bless,
Joel Bennett
Chief Dreamchaser
Veel Hoeden
641-780-7858
We're the only space in our city, possibly our whole state (I think). We
recently lowered our prices, but can't really go much lower.
On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 4:15:27 AM UTC-6, Cecilia Durieu wrote:
Hey,
Are there other coworking spaces nearby ? Maybe your prices are too high
compared to
Racing to the bottom on price isn't going to solve your problem, it's only
going to exacerbate it.
It sounds like you're doing a lot of push marketing, telling people about
your space and services and expecting them to know that it's what they want.
My guess is that they don't know they
We do have a few people using the space, and we offer separate conference
room rates, so we are bringing money in. We're not completely at the bottom
of our pricing, but we're at the lowest our founder is willing to go.
When people come inquire about our space we let them know that we're not
Glad to hear things are picking up :)
Can you communicate a clear picture to prospective members why your existing
members have chosen to join? That may give you clues as to what value you need
to communicate better to newbies who don't understand why community is
different, important, or
This is actually one of the reasons why I love our community members:
they're awesome at this! We have Brown Bags once a month for just the
community members were we talk about these exact issues. Usually one of
them is in the space when prospective members come in to view the space, so
we get
Don't wait - keep it up!! :)
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coworking in philadelphia
On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 at 1:33 PM, BlueOceanBozeman wrote:
This is actually one of the reasons why I love our community members: they're
awesome at this! We have Brown Bags once a month for just the
Have you contacted the local press and gotten any articles written up about
your space and community?
*Aliza Schlabach*
Founder
Coworking for Parents (soon to be Juice Box)
www.CoworkingForParents.com http://www.coworkingforparents.com/
aschlab...@gmail.com
215.858.4658
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I went through Hartford as well and was overall very pleased with my
experience and reasonable rates. I would just like to echo Alex's point of
getting someone that understands coworking or else they will think you are
an executive suite with a lot more extra equipment and furniture and will
I'm not technical and can't provide any great insight but I do want to give
you a hug and a high-five sometime for doing this.
Craig
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Ha! What Craig said.
Thanks Jacob and Alex for running with one
small-though-it-seems-it's-kind-of-a-big-deal project. You guys rock!
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On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 11:05 AM, Craig Baute - Creative Density Coworking
Something that's been successful for us is direct invitations. We also do
some of the programs you mention, but also incorporate reaching out to
people in a specific way. Being proactive and sending messages from person
to person is where we see the most successes. I think it also sets the
I just want to throw a thank you out there to Alex of Indy Hall. The day
after he gets back from Sydney, Down Under, and the dude is at Indy Hall,
meeting idiots like me, and answering questions he's answered a hundred
times before.
It's a pleasure dealing with him, and an honest enjoyment to
There are a lot of previous posts on this subject that I would recommend
checking out. Just search 'getting members' and you'll find several
previous discussions and good discussions.
The most important part is to clearly describe what coworking is, to
encourage your current members of the
We've been open at our own dedicated location for 3 weeks now, and the
first bit of media coverage just came out:
http://www.tricitiesbusinessnews.com/2012/07/coworking-group-gets-literal-with-room-to-think/
Feedback welcome! I'm hoping there will be more opportunities in the future
to have
3.
I love visitors, even (especially?) when I'm jet lagged :)
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/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 at 3:09 PM, Joshua Marpet wrote:
I just want to throw a thank you out there to Alex of Indy Hall. The day
after he gets back from Sydney, Down Under,
Excellent use of sound bites.
The fact that they nailed the collaboration vs. competition point so well is a
testament to you (and/or, a rather smart writer).
Also great that you showed some social proof in the point about there being
some members already.
Your intentions and goals are
This is really good!
You did well, and you were fortunate that the writer got it and didn't
present an inaccurate view of coworking.
Good luck with your community!
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 3:52 PM, Shenoa Lawrence
shenoa.lawre...@gmail.comwrote:
We've been open at our own dedicated location
Thanks Alex and Tom!
I think the credit for this goes to having spent a year together in jellies
before we opened. Doug and I didn't really do any planned prep, we simply
talked about coworking the same way we do with potential members.
On a side note, on week 3 we've grown to 19 members.
Hi Piotr,
I'm in Prague. Come visit! :) Are there a lot of spaces in Warsaw? I was
surprised by how little I could find in such a big city that looked still
going.
Will
On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 12:10:52 PM UTC+2, Piotr Boulangé wrote:
Hi,
are HERE any members from the Central Eastern
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