Julian:
Thanks for you question about raising prices at your coworking
space. Nancy I recently met with our DurangoSpace advisory board
and they recommended we consider a 20% increase (for 2012). So we
are working through options, on both our membership rates and our room/
space rates.
Mark:
Glad you were able to re-start and satisfy your serial coworking
urgings.
What are you doing the same? What are you doing differentely with
AnoCo (as compared
to your previous coworking venture in Boise?
Jasper
On Aug 3, 10:34 pm, Mark Gilbreath mfgilbre...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Y'all
John:
Jasper here from Durango, CO, where Nancy Wharton I co-manage
DurangoSpace LLC http://durangospace.com We are using an
Acceptable Use Policy approach, vs. a membership agreement. I
guess they are similar docs along the continuum. Just drop us an e-
mail, and will send a copy.
Chad:
We researched this as we worked on DurangoSpace (prior to our Feb 1st
opening this year).
Here are the rules of thumb we came across:
For each coworker, you need about 100 SF, so our 2,600 SF DurangoSpace
facility can handle about 20 to 25 people (coworking, meetings, casual
space).
Josh:
We milked our opening for about 4 months, as we need all the publicity
we could get.
So a pre-launch reception for invited list to check out space (January
2011)
A soft opening, with minimal fanfare in early Feb 2011, and we landed
a follow up story from local paper
A formal grand
Jonathan:
For our 2600 SF DurangoSpace facility we have one restroom.That is
adequate, but for larger meetings (we can seat up to 25 in our main
workroom, if it is morphed into a conference room), one restroom gets
dicey. So we pre-clean, during the meeting clean and post-clean.
On
Angel:
Hello from Durango.Let's face it, Durango is becoming famous for
craft beer and locally roasted coffee. And one of my consulting
clients (my other job) is a locally based coffee roaster (Desert Sun
Coffee) www.desertsuncoffee.com So that is what we use
exclusively.
So you
Angel:
And sorry to miss you on recent trip to Ft. Collins.I'll try to
stop by on next trip through.
Jasper
On May 19, 2:07 pm, Angel Kwiatkowski fccowork...@gmail.com wrote:
14 months in, Cohere has just sold the last daytime membership. We're
at capacity and moving to a wait list. We're
Steve:
Welcome to coworking in Colorado and the greater global community!
Stay on our Google groups coworking pages,
as you'll learn alot. And take some trips to visit your fellow
coworking locations in Colorado.
Also in Austin, SF Bay Area, NYC and other hotspots for coworking.
Not just
Drew:
Each coworking space and location have unique marketing approaches.
None of us have large marketing or advertising budget. We don't have
it figured out, but here is want seems to be working. Nancy (who is
co-managing) is a great advocate and champion of coworking in
Durango.
Some
Bianca-
Some great dialog on various member plans. As compared to Angel
(Cohere) and Alex (IndyHall), we are newbies on the block at
DurangoSpace. Our version of the basic monthly is our Casual Space
(copied from someone in coworking!), with is $50 per month and you
receive 3 day passes
Stephen:
My son (and family), my brother (and family) and my Mom live out in
the SF Bay area.
I may see if I can stop by during a Bay area family trip.
Jasper
Jasper Welch
DurangoSpace, LLC
http://durangospace.com
Durango, CO USA
On Apr 20, 10:48 am, Stephen Weir stephen.l.w...@gmail.com
For on-line booking for your coworking space
We have looked at Cobot, Genbooks, BookFresh and Evenues
What are you using? why is is working? Not working?
Thanks!
Jasper
DurangoSpace
http://durangospace.com
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Dear Coworking peers and groupies
Let's talk about security (damage) deposits for groups that use the
Coworking facilities?Any ideas? I've seen any security deposit
waived for members, but charged for non-members.And what amount?
$100?Ideas welcome.
Jasper
DurangoSpace
Durango,
To our friends at Denver Coworking
What space?What do your members or potential members want?
Managing the space? Managing the members? Really the essential
questions raised in the course of setting up coworking space.
Some guiding principles: 1) Have members and/or potential
Chuck:
Nice start-up with the Works. When did you open? We are getting
ready (January 2011) to open DurangoSpace in Durango, Colorado in
about 3 weeks. Nancy I work together as consultants
(www.clientfocusedsolutions.com) and this is our most recent
(ad)venture. A soft opening like yours.
Jessica;
Congrats on your new coworking space in Longmont, CO. Nancy Wharton
I are management consultants based in Durango, CO
www.clientfocusedsolutions.com
that are co-managers of DurangoSpace, scheuduled to open about when
you are. And we are at about the same place as you, trying to
Steve:
Good (snowy) morning from Durango, CO.We are starting DurangoSpace
in January 2011 here in Durango, CO. Jury is still out on how it will
work, but we are ready to launch. Here is what we've done so far:
1) Six months of research, and 3 months of business planning. Maybe
more
Harold:
Any progress on your coworking project in Missoula, MT. We are
getting ready to launch DurangoSpace here in Durango, CO in January
2010.And do you know what may be happening in Bozeman, MT?I
have a friend who is an editor there, you'd be interesting in Montana-
based cooworking,
Ty:
Jasper here, from Durango, CO. We are opening DurangoSpace in early
January 2011. Since you have been coworking in a number of
locations, what are the top 5 or 10 learnings you've experienced.
I've been in consulting for 20 years, run a business incubator
www.sjc-enterprisecenter.com for
Dear Coworking Community:
After hearing Jeremy Neuner http://nextspace.us/team at the spring
National Business Incubation Association conference in Orlando, FL, I
was intrigued by the coworking movement. Thanks to Chris Reddin
(Grand Junction Business Incubator) for inviting Jeremy to
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