Hello! What is everyone using to manage/schedule when drop-ins are coming in
and if there is room for them? Thanks! trying to figure this out for our new
coworking spot in Phoenix called CO+HOOTS. (We just launched on Friday and the
response has been amazing. Trying to catch up to the support no
Hi,
I agree coworking is full of good options but you need to know which
suit you.
Thomas, http://coworkinglille.wordpress.com/, lecoworker.fr
On 5 juil, 21:26, Chris Johnston wrote:
> I think this proves that letting people try before they buy
> is extremely useful.
>
> Christopher Johnstonhtt
Just curious, as there a number of spaces open, and have been so for a
while, I would love to find out, if your own coworking space has been
profitable, barely break even or still in the red?
Jodi Dean
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I'm all about simple so here's my suggestion.
This will allow people to see what drop-in slots are available and
it's FREE.
1. Create a Co-Hoots Drop-in Calendar in Google Calendar. Make it
Public. This will allow people to view it but not make any changes.
2. Create an All Day, Repeating event f
Great ideas.
p.s. I love the name! InCoHoots! Cute!
On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 10:46 AM, t...@c4workspace wrote:
> I'm all about simple so here's my suggestion.
>
> This will allow people to see what drop-in slots are available and
> it's FREE.
>
> 1. Create a Co-Hoots Drop-in Calendar in Google Cal
Citizen Space is *just* profitable enough to keep some cushion in the bank
for a rainy day and replace some stuff that breaks along the way (which
really only means that it is breaking even).
4 years in November.
T
On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 9:58 AM, ourspacefortwa...@gmail.com <
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In the red...I am funding this myself, and have given it until March
2011 (two years in operation) to see if there is an increase in
membership. If not
Mike
On 7/6/2010 6:58 AM, ourspacefortwa...@gmail.com wrote:
Just curious, as there a number of spaces open, and have been so for a
wh
Hi Mike,
We just opened Cobb Exchange last week so we are as red as it gets, though if
growth is linear (wouldn't that be nice?) we should be at break even within 4-6
months.
Best,
Nic Rosental
n...@cobbx.com
http://cobbx.com
On Jul 6, 2010, at 12:43 PM, Mike Pihlman wrote:
> In the red...
I am new at this and considering a coworking set up in Fremont
California (any potential coworkers, by the way?). That was one of the
questions I had.
It also touches on the other one I had: So some/most coworking set ups
ARE for-profit corporations owned by individuals? groups?
Anyone experiment
Apologies for the duplicate message.
Sabahat.
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Hello Sabahat!
I have offered two types of membership:
a) Unlimited, having a dedicated desk. usage of any of 5 conference
rooms is included
b) Hourly rent of meeting room, price depending on room size and
equipment
this gives me multiple incomes and some flexibility in attracting new
people. Som
Hey hey everyone,
TechCrunch just wrote up about Google funding TechHub in London... they even
used the word "co-working" in the lead paragraph:
http://eu.techcrunch.com/2010/07/06/first-pearson-now-google-sponsors-londons-techhub-for-startups/
This might be pretty big news for us. I've copied El
Kudos indeed to Elizabeth and her team.
On the topic of engaging sponsors (ie other large established organizations)
behind coworking facilities and the community as a whole this is a
realistic objective and something that individual facility owners and the
community as a whole should aspire f
Thanks for the heads up Tony and for your thought provoking response Mike.
Mike, you're in Seattle tomorrow, correct? Looking forward to that beer.
Jacob
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On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 2:47 PM, mark gilb
Yes. Into SeaTac at 3 and hopefully enjoying a cold one with you by 5.
Best
Mark
On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 4:09 PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:
> Thanks for the heads up Tony and for your thought provoking response Mike.
> Mike, you're in Seattle tomorrow, correct? Looking forward to that beer.
>
> Jac
Mike, great stuff... I would love more of your thoughts if you get the
chance.
On Jul 6, 2010 5:47 PM, "mark gilbreath" wrote:
Kudos indeed to Elizabeth and her team.
On the topic of engaging sponsors (ie other large established organizations)
behind coworking facilities and the community as a
Will do. And it's Mark :)
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On Jul 6, 2010, at 4:52 PM, Tony Bacigalupo
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Mike, great stuff... I would love more of your thoughts if you get
the chance.
On Jul 6, 2010 5:47 PM, "mark gilbreath"
wrote:
Kudos indeed to Elizabeth and her team.
On the topic of
I've considered sponsors for our coffee and snack bar, as well as our
conference rooms. I think that events will also have sponsorships.
I like the idea of partnerships with local utility companies. I might
try to connect with the small fish in our Internet pond as our group
will more than likely
Thanks Tony and Mark for the great thoughts. And congrats to Elizabeth and
her team - what a great adventure you've embarked on!
We've also had thoughts around sponsorships at Office Nomads so this is a
great reason for us to get back into that conversation. Our goal of course
would only be to w
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