CollabLab is open, we had our grand opening on wednesday. Two people
showed up, which is fine. It was great to have them and both were
happy to see a coworking space in the area. I didn't expect to have a
full house by any means, and one of the reasons I did this was simply
to see if there was a
Mike,
Why not go to where the people are first instead of insisting that they come
to you?
Go out into the field, find people at their own events, user groups,
meetups, happy hours...and make use of that opportunity to make connections
with potential users. *Find out what they do first*. Where th
Along with Alex's great advice, start building your own social
circle. Whether it overlaps directly with collablab or not, your ability
to connect with people will help you build collablab as well.
This can be as simple as inviting a few people over for potluck
dinner once a month, which everyo
Mike,
Before betahouse came into existence, we had been socializing the
Coworking idea in our community of web entrepreneurs. We went to every
meetup and local event where potential coworkers could be found, and
told everyone we met about what we were doing. Many of the people who
joined us hear
Hi folks,
I'll have a table at http://www.33revolutions.com/
on Wed Feb 25 around 11 am.
* Just a couple of blocks from BART. (Ok, 4, but
itty bitty blocks, like less than 2 of those monster
long SOMA blocks in San Fran.)
* Serves French-pressed Ritual Roast coffee.
* The owner is very cowork
Hi Mike, where is CollabLab based? I might be able to tap into my personal
network to get you speakers/presenters depending on where you are located.
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 8:26 AM, turbo2ltr wrote:
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> CollabLab is open, we had our grand opening on wednesday. Two people
> showed up, which i
I am assisting a family that is relocating to the Dallas area. The
husband is a software developer working from home and is a little
lonely. He is looking for coworking or hotelling opportunities in the
area. Do you guys know of any opportunities for shared office spaces
or know the resources wher
With the economy spinning wildly as it is now, I'm anticipating an
impending freelance career. One thing I know for sure is that working
from home is not the best option for me because I'll spend all my time
watching Oprah and playing Xbox. Coffeehouses are ok, but hectic and
mostly uncomfortable
Hello coworkers! I'm Kimberly, a business owner in north central WI.
I'm starting a coworking space in my local area, and have been
researching dozens of great websites for coworking spaces to learn
more about what has been successful.
I'm interested in all sorts of ideas, from type of space, to
Ok, so I posted twice before in hopes of finding people in the Long
Beach area to collaborate with on this coworking area, but since I
forgot to include an introduction, I'm wondering if those posts are
being held until I tell you all a bit about me.
My name is Dave and by day I work as an art di
I just created a coworking page for Long Beach on the PBWiki site.
Check it out and if you live near the area, please add to the
conversation.
https://coworking.pbwiki.com/CoworkingLongBeach
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Hi Mike,
I'm from Pto de Contato, a coworking space in São Paulo - Brazil, and we
started with our first clients in November. The best thing, better than any
marketing you can do (and I'm from the marketing area myself!), is getting
the word out through the people. Word of mouth is the best advert
Dave, this just arrived in my inbox...
You may want to try hosting a few Jelly workshops to get going:
http://workatjelly.com/
Jelly is casual coworking, and a great way to get the ball
rolling in your neighborhood.
-dave d
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Yes there is. Big in Japan has a coworking space. I am actully hanging
out here for passed 2 days. http://www.biggu.com/
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On Feb 18, 2009, at 5:35 PM, Heather wrote:
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> I am assisting a family that is relocating to the Dallas are
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Heather wrote:
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> I am assisting a family that is relocating to the Dallas area. The
> husband is a software developer working from home and is a little
> lonely. He is looking for coworking or hotelling opportunities in the
> area. Do you guys know of any opport
Thanks for the shout-out about my Free Agent Jungle project, Brian.
Mike/CollabLab: I am interested in collaborating with people in cities
beyond Boston about hosting Free Agent Jungle events. If you (or
anyone else) is interested in talking about this, let me know.
The Boston lunch happens once
Hey everybody!
As many of you know, I've been working with Todd Sundsted and Drew Jones on
a book that centers on the coworking concept.
I'm happy to say that, after over a year of researching, writing, rewriting,
editing, laying out, and editing some more, we're ready to share the book
with you
Thank you everyone for your most valuable input! I definitely have my
work cut out for me...
-Mike
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A couple of friends and I started a monthly weekend intensive
web/entreprenuerial workshop we're calling "Stirfry Startups."
We're getting a lot done: http://stirfrystartups.com/
Not really ready to "public" yet, but it's very organic, so
why not?
I'm not sure if my neighborhood will support a co
2009/2/21 Tony Bacigalupo
> Hey everybody!
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> As many of you know, I've been working with Todd Sundsted and Drew Jones on
> a book that centers on the coworking concept.
>
> I'm happy to say that, after over a year of researching, writing,
> rewriting, editing, laying out, and editing some more,
Hey Tony,
I just saw an early copy of it this afternoon and it looks amazing!
Can't wait to get my own copy in the mail next week.
Great work and congratulations to you, Todd & Drew!
Cheers,
Sean
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Hi Mike,
I can completely empathize! We were exactly where you are a month ago! We
still have a long way to go, but I will offer a few lessons that i have very
recently learned!
We know that coworking is cool. THEY DON'T! Most of them don't even know how
to spell it! Much less "why should i pay to
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