Thanks Tyler! You've been super helpful.
Jessica
On Saturday, September 27, 2014 11:18:55 AM UTC-4, Tyler Byrd wrote:
Hey Jessica, we do this with our members. Each of our members has a
keycard to access the space, which includes their picture, name, company,
and our space's logo. We
Love that, Tom!
On Thursday, October 2, 2014 3:00:39 PM UTC-4, Tom Brandt - Workantile
wrote:
The most successful partnerships we have had are massage therapists who
come once a week for a couple of hours and give discounted massages to our
members. The members loved it, the massage
Thanks, Susan. Makes sense.
Jessica
On Thursday, October 2, 2014 2:51:09 PM UTC-4, Susan Evans wrote:
Hi all,
This is one of many situations where you should put yourself in the shoes
of your members and figure out what they'd want. We've had various
so-called partnerships pitched to
Yes, makes sense. I am not sure I would want a business to come in and just
advertise their product. You live and you learn right? Thanks Alex.
Jessica
On Thursday, October 2, 2014 2:21:22 PM UTC-4, Alex Hillman wrote:
*We do all the same marketing Tyler mentioned, plus announce them at our
Hi Jessica,
+1 to Tyler's approach - it works out well. We do a few 'personal' services
like gym, but mostly focus on business service discounts. I occasionally
ask our members what services they're using, and then I pick a few from
that list to approach about a discount. Just position
We do all the same marketing Tyler mentioned, plus announce them at our
monthly happy hour. One idea that I tried unsuccessfully was inviting a partner
to do a quick preso of their own to the happy hour group about their product
and discount. Seemed like a great way to create a personal
Hi all,
This is one of many situations where you should put yourself in the shoes
of your members and figure out what they'd want. We've had various
so-called partnerships pitched to us in the past to provide discounts to
our members that generally fall flat because they don't offer anything of
The most successful partnerships we have had are massage therapists who
come once a week for a couple of hours and give discounted massages to our
members. The members loved it, the massage therapists, all of whom were
just starting out, built up a clientele of satisfied members, and it was a
Thanks for providing feedback on this topic. Do you do anything formal like
a written agreement with the businesses or is it just an informal, verbal
agreement with them?
Thanks Again!
On Saturday, September 27, 2014 11:18:55 AM UTC-4, Tyler Byrd wrote:
Hey Jessica, we do this with our
Hey Jessica, we do this with our members. Each of our members has a keycard
to access the space, which includes their picture, name, company, and our
space's logo. We have been negotiating with businesses around town to offer
between 15-25% off their services if our member comes in with their
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