Be honest, how long do you spend writing the headline for your blog posts? Five minutes? One minute? 30 seconds? Here’s a pro tip for you: You
Now is a great time to request press coverage for your coworking space. Your pivot to virtual coworking, your insights into work-from-home culture, and your perspective on community and the future of work make you—as a
Photojournalist Robert Capa used to say, “If your photographs aren’t good enough, you’re not close enough.” Capa, who died in 1954, is considered one of the greatest war photographers ever. In advising
I read a lot of books. I kick back on the couch, flip on the reading light, and get lost between the pages. I’m usually reading a nerdy marketing or productivity book, but
If you plan to get serious about creating content for your coworking blog next year, start now with some end-of-year posts.
This time of year we see tons of lists, recaps and predictions.
People like to read them, they’re a
No matter where you are in your content journey, you can make improvements. Content is a long game. We try things, track what works and what doesn’t, course correct as necessary, and keep at it. Here are 10 quick wins to improve the content for your coworking space.
If you ever sit down at the computer with the intention of writing a post for your coworking blog and end up staring at a blank screen wondering what to write about, I have some tough love for you:
You’re
If you’re looped in to coworking circles, you likely heard the collective squeals of delight last week when the AP Stylebook announced it would no longer include a hyphen in coworking.
For years—since the birth of the coworking movement, really—publications
I received a record number of responses to last week’s Coworking Out Loud Newsletter, so I decided to republish it here. If you want to receive future newsletters, subscribe here. Hi there
Content can be stressful.
There, I
This post was originally published in 2015. It’s been updated it to reflect new ideas and suggestions.
The first time I covered a conference, I blew it.
It was a mad, stressful, three-day scramble to try and capture the