Semi separate of my coworking space my experience was similar to Craig's as far as classes. Lots of work variable pay-off
We've had tremendous success with meet ups as our space has a dedicated space that can hold about 60 people with 10' screen, HD projector etc. That has worked well. We're open to hosting classes when approached and have a relationship with Dabble but haven't had a class hit critical mass yet. John Wilker Founder, 360|Conferences | Partner, Uncubed (720) 381-2370 twitter: jwilker (http://twitter.com/jwilker) johnwilker.com (http://johnwilker.com) | 360|MacDev (http://360macdev.com) | 360|Stack (http://360stack.com) | 360|iDev (http://360idev.com) On Thursday, November 1, 2012 at 9:26 AM, Craig Baute - Creative Density Coworking wrote: > Alex is right that classes vary dramatically from space to space. > > We tried to do regular classes and found it to be difficult to find quality > instructors and to market the classes. Basically, it's a lot of work with > little pay off. I have since shifted my focus and looking partner services > that have already built the marketing and organizing machine like Dabble.co > (http://Dabble.co) or Skill Share. > > Craig > Creative Density > Denver, CO > > -- > Visit this forum on the web at http://discuss.coworking.com > > -- Visit this forum on the web at http://discuss.coworking.com
