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> My challenge is to define my target member and understand what I could
> offer them that is unique as an experience. Any suggestions?
What communities do you already belong to? Start there :)
If you're not already involved in the kinds of communities where people
work from home, cafes,
Well not sure what to do. Seems like my co-working evenings are losing momentum
and even my regulars seem to start losing interest since there isn't any new
connections coming in. I host weekly co-working nights and hosting a networking
night next week. I even attend other meetups in the city
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> Reached out the regulars and they all responded the reason they enjoy our
> meetups is meeting working professionals at our networking events.
Sounds like what you're doing is working! Keep it up, and keep that
feedback loop open with your members :)
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*The #1 mistake in
Ha that is awesome Jesse! My guess is that your people are hungry for
community. It's not the events, per se, it's connection to people like
them.
Sounds like a great value proposition for your space could be connection.
"Meet people like you"
On Fri, Sep 21, 2018 at 12:21 AM Jesse Flores
Wanted to follow up on an update. Reached out the regulars and they all
responded the reason they enjoy our meetups is meeting working professionals at
our networking events. Did I accidentally start an event planning company? I
notice most active members have day gigs outside art and come to
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> The repeats have been really awesome and want to work together and maybe I
> should focus on them and find out what gauges their interest rather than
> focusing so much on looking for more people.
I'd bet that the folks who come back also have had opportunities to meet
other people within
Thanks to everyone for their responses! I just bought my copy of the
Coworking handbook, should arrive today! I am doing a weekly event now
however I don't think it's consistent enough and I feel I have a lot of new
people everytime but not a lot of repeats. I am jumping between different
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> I'm trying my best to figure out that my "onramps" are as accessible as
> possible but I feel that it isn't. Maybe it relies too much on when I can
> host an event and people might lose interest. I have a coworking meetup
> tonight at wework and hopefully if all goes well I can have someone
Wow! thanks Alex this was very helpful.
I'm trying my best to figure out that my "onramps" are as accessible as
possible but I feel that it isn't. Maybe it relies too much on when I can
host an event and people might lose interest. I have a coworking meetup
tonight at wework and hopefully if
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> *How did you market to begin growing your community?*
>
Your best "marketing" will be direct invitations, in two forms.
1 - you reaching out to specific people and inviting them to come, and
2 - you encouraging your existing members to do the same!
Also, don't feel like everything needs to
Hello everyone,
After a long time of wanting to open up a coworking space I've finally
gotten the initiative to begin building a community in one of the most
competitive cities (San Francisco, California). How will I stand out from
the rest? I am a professional Visual Effects artists and
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