Your coworking blog is a powerful tool to reach your people, establish your space locally, and position yourself in the global coworking scene.
But, to get the most mileage out of a post, you have to think strategically. I
The best images for your coworking blog, website and other content platforms are the ones from your own space. They reflect your community, your culture and your actual workplace.
But sometimes you just need a good stock photo—and the
The other day in my home coworking space, I overheard a conversation that went something like this:
Person 1: Hey, did I show you the photos I took of last week’s event?
Person 2: (Glances up with a stressed-out look):
When insiders talk about the coworking industry we talk about its staggering growth and rapid evolution from a small movement into a global phenomenon.
But, in real life, I still find myself describing what coworking is on an almost daily basis.
Small, community-focused coworking spaces face an interesting challenge. Amid chatter of the industry’s insane growth and the mind-boggling valuations of corporate coworking spaces, operators of community coworking spaces—especially those in crowded markets—have to figure out how to differentiate
There are a ton of different types of coworking spaces, with more being built all the time.
Some cater to rock climbers, some to social good businesses, some to women, some to startup teams, some to artists, some to
Blogging is not for the weak. Like taxes, and parenting (I hear), it just keeps coming.
You write an epic post one week and the next, there you are staring at a blank screen again. And you have a
Earlier this year at the Global Coworking Unconference Conference (GCUC) in Los Angeles, a video celebrating the global coworking movement premiered.
The video shares some of the mind-blowing data about the growth of the industry and explores the reasons
I was talking with a coworking space operator recently about the challenge of standing out in an increasingly-crowded market. Their particular space has started using content to differentiate itself from the competition and position itself as a local, industry
Just over two years ago, I started coworking and it accelerated my freelance writing career big time. I became more productive, more connected to the community of movers and shakers around me, and more determined that working for myself