[Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

Heya, congrats on expanding the good :)) I would say the most important 3 are: 1. the location of the space 2. what it offers 3. few photos oh, and if you have a great deal with events then: 4. calender or list of upcoming events and, make sure to have any updates in regard to the space (like reno

[Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

We are also redesigning right now and I found the most useful info came from people who had just joined Cohere. I asked them what was most important to them when they were clicking around and it was pictures of the space/people and cost. So, we're making those super easy to find on the new site

[Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

Like the 7 Sins... I see our website like our first doors to our community. A majority of members went to the website before entering the space. Why ? Some to confirm an impression, other to see how the space looks like, another to see who the members look like... If one can grasp something mor

Re: [Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

Here's some background on our most recent redesign, which has worked VERY well for us.    http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2012/12/our-new-website-for-indy-hall-by-indy-hall/ The biggest things that I see people miss over and over and over is this: if you have more photos empty desks and rooms t

Re: [Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

@Nicolas - I rather thought about 7 as a happy number :) Thank you guys for feedback and you Alex for having even a post on your blog ready for me ;) 3P - People Place Purpose idea looks really clear on your website. So surely the first 1-2-3's are: 1. space with photos (with something going on)

Re: [Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

For what its worth, our primary call to action is the tour, not the day pass. The tour does an infinitely better job of selling membership, with zero risk or cost to them. Day passes tend to be scheduled by the occasional visitor, not the prospective member.  In fact, we have better long term

Re: [Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

I typed that too quickly (as usual). To add and to give lots of credit - I was super inspired to redesign ON's website not only because it was looking a bit drab, but because I was incredibly inspired by the redesigns that both Indy Hall and New Work City

Re: [Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

Office Nomads is also in the process of a website redesign (wowsa - so exciting!), and have been thinking about the same aspects that y'all are focusing on. For what it's worth, I'll add in my list: 1. Show what your space looks like (and I'll echo Alex's recommendations highly - photos without pe

Re: [Coworking] Re: 7 things that just have to be on a coworking website?

Thanks so much Susan!! We really appreciate the shout out. Our site was designed and donated by Justin Knetchel of The Small Potatoes. Good luck with your redesign! --Jessie www.worksprogressseattle.com On Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:11:42 AM UTC-7, Susan Evans wrote: > > I typed that too quickly