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We’re trying something new for episode 19! I jumped on the microphone to answer 3 questions from listeners and readers like you! I had a TON of fun doing this and if you like it I really want to do more of them.
[1:54] Judy asks: What things should we consider when approaching the issue of purchasing furniture for our coworking space? Does brand/price/store matter and how feasible is a D.I.Y. construction approach to this problem?
[7:48] Stuart Asks: How do you distinguish your coworking space’s demographic and is it necessary to do so by catering to a specific type? Is it better to have it as a universal space or focused on digital or creative types?
[12:47] Cecelia asks: I started a meetup where 1–2 people come each time (and it’s been great) but the response hasn’t been overwhelming. Even though I feel more efficient and disciplined with people around, I’m not sure what to do next to get more people.
Want to get your question answered on the show?Email me: [email protected]
Tweet at me: @alexhillman
BONUS POINTS if you record audio of yourself asking the question. You can even use the voice recorder on your phone if you don’t have a fancy podcast setup. Just email me the audio file :)
We’ll pick the best questions and get them (and you) on the show.
Get your tickets now!Here's the skinny on the People at Work Summit:
If you can't tell, I'm as giddy as a school boy about this.
And now the first batch of tickets are available.
☞ Get your Founding Member ticket (less than 100 left in this batch!)
Subscribe to the show to get a new episode every MondayAnd don't forget you can also follow me on Twitter http://twitter.com/alexhillman :)
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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We’re trying something new for episode 19! I jumped on the microphone to answer 3 questions from listeners and readers like you! I had a TON of fun doing this and if you like it I really want to do more of them.
[1:54] Judy asks: What things should we consider when approaching the issue of purchasing furniture for our coworking space? Does brand/price/store matter and how feasible is a D.I.Y. construction approach to this problem?
[7:48] Stuart Asks: How do you distinguish your coworking space’s demographic and is it necessary to do so by catering to a specific type? Is it better to have it as a universal space or focused on digital or creative types?
[12:47] Cecelia asks: I started a meetup where 1–2 people come each time (and it’s been great) but the response hasn’t been overwhelming. Even though I feel more efficient and disciplined with people around, I’m not sure what to do next to get more people.
Want to get your question answered on the show?Email me: [email protected]
Tweet at me: @alexhillman
BONUS POINTS if you record audio of yourself asking the question. You can even use the voice recorder on your phone if you don’t have a fancy podcast setup. Just email me the audio file :)
We’ll pick the best questions and get them (and you) on the show.
Get your tickets now!Here's the skinny on the People at Work Summit:
If you can't tell, I'm as giddy as a school boy about this.
And now the first batch of tickets are available.
☞ Get your Founding Member ticket (less than 100 left in this batch!)
Subscribe to the show to get a new episode every MondayAnd don't forget you can also follow me on Twitter http://twitter.com/alexhillman :)
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.