28 in the first month 84 after a year.
No advertising, we did our own marketing via social media, email and events. I
think in the USA you would call it elbow grease, tons of it :)
I've written what I learned in the Marketing chapter of coworkinghandbook.com
Good luck!
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Hi Cynthia, Collective Agency got 26 members in the first 3 months and 54 in
the first year, and has had around that many ever since, enough to pay every
staff and owner for work we do here. We could go up to 100 or 140 members. In
the first 3 months 80% of revenue was from meetings and 20% was
Ah, I missed that part of your question, saw the "1 year" in the subject
and that's what stuck :)
>From what I've seen, most spaces have one of two experiences in their
initial months:
1 - Lots of fanfare and excitement, often fueled by membership pre-sales
and the opening itself...but the initia
Thanks Alex - I actually posted this after reading that thread as it seemed to
mostly talk about growth after the first year. We are 1 month old.
Also doesn't talk about advertising and promotion experiences to get the word
out. I appreciate the link though!!!
Cynthia
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There was a great thread on this about a month ago, Cindy.
Check it out here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/coworking/uhE-Sl2sg3Y
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Curious about first year growth specifically. How quickly or slowly did
membership build for your spaces then? And what type of promotion and
advertising did you find to provide the most viable leads coming into the space?
We just opened in a 1,350 sqft space in Summerport Village in a suburbian
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