This is a great technique for pricing in general: look at what your desired
customers already spend money on, reverse engineer that to understand how
they perceive value, and base your price points on that.
There's nothing worse than having something great to sell to an audience who
isn't
Precisely. It's easy to get lost in what the software can do, but it's
important to carefully consider what the software should, or shouldn't do.
And let's not all conform to the software and lose all our beautiful
differences.
Jacob
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Office Nomads - Individuality without Isolation
That's how I approached it as well Angel, though I think your prices are a
bit more generous than mine. I also made it so that either two of my lowest
memberships or one of my 10days/month (the two most popular memberships I'm
assuming) would cover my monthly expenses so I wouldn't feel stressed
Earlier I mentioned that I adjusted some prices after opening. I
mainly culled some of the memberships that people NEVER bought. No
reason to clutter up the rates page if no one is interested. I'm also
open to custom pricing. For example, I don't offer any 3 day/week
plans but a new member really,
pariSoma just completed a move from a 2200 sqft space to a 10,000 sqft
space in the span of 2 days :D. We're really excited, and things are
obviously still getting settled in.
We were lucky enough to move into a space where the previous tenants
were starting their new office from scratch, so
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to let you all know we'll be submitting an update to the
Coworking iPhone app in the coming week or two with any updated or new
data that has been added to the spreadsheet.
We've also begun working with Jonathan, of the Coworking Registry, and
Jacob, of Office Nomads
Yay! Cool beans. Congratulations and thanks for all your hard
work.
And I hereby send you a case of virtual Belgian beer (since nobody has
yet perfected the transporter for freight) for moving day.
And also, um, Pictures? Where's my pictures? Wanna see the new
space!
Laters,
Jeannine
On
Just wanted to say that I am all for virtual attendance. Hope to hear
back from everyone about how to participate. Wish I could help out in
some way, but won't be able to make it this year.
Thanks,
Brian Whipple
www.incubationworks.com
On Feb 22, 7:43 am, Jeannine flexkantoorkame...@gmail.com
Hello. My name is John Scheine and I am a new member to this group. My
family and I are opening a coworking facility on Long Island. It is
called The Business Corners. I joined this group to learn from other
coworking owners and members. Our facility is the first of its kind on
Long Island. (NY) I
hi people,
i'm bt from singapore, have recently joined this group hoping to
discover more about coworking groups.
i'm currently exploring setting up our new office together with
informal coworking space. we have been exploring a flexible work setup
and it has worked out well, in terms of some
Hi all:
I am not sure if folks saw my earlier post (it was my first one).
Any way - GC would be happy to sponsor livestreaming the Unconference
through The UpTake (http://theuptake.org).
Best,
Chirs
Chris Dykstra
Cell: 507-261-0222
Skype: chrisdykstra
Http://globalcontributioncorp.com
So maybe I was a little off on my first post. It really does matter
what your goal is: whether you primary focus is differentiating based
on price, or those looking for a community.
If you're after people who differentiate based on price, it's a lot
easier to define set plans. It makes the whole
Hey all,
Okay, so I put our list on a Google Doc, which you can access here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1waBLyi4mbVw8RTqT7QUf3uPx2CA2vCNyBJZBUQytAUI/edit?hl=enauthkey=CIy4vUs
My goal wasn't to create a MasterLis of 'everything to know' about
setting up and managing a space, but instead
Anne,
Please feel free to give me a call about your access control and security.
I am not a contractor, nor do I enjoy installing wiring, but I speak about
access control systems and security at conferences. (And video security, and
facial recognition, and digital forensics) (You ever have WAY
When we purchased our space we picked up some cheap furniture from the
previous occupants, including a heap of office chairs for around $30 each.
They are for the use of members, however we encourage everyone to purchase
their own chairs and bring them in.
This works for everyone - people
Welcome to the group! I'm a newcomer as well and opening a coworking
space in Highland Park, CA in the next month. Congratulations and keep
us posted!
On Feb 28, 9:23 am, J. Scheine jschein...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello. My name is John Scheine and I am a new member to this group. My
family and I
Welcome, John.
I'm new too, but you can get introduced to a lot of great ideas by just
following some of the threads here.
There are lots of bright creative coworking people contributing.
Garth.
On 28 February 2011 21:15, kleverdog davidosh...@gmail.com wrote:
Welcome to the group! I'm a
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