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What do you think of my virtual co-working space for boostrappers?
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Tiago
https://wannabe-entrepreneur.com/coworking/
I'd ask what the difference between this versus joining any of the (many) free Slack channels would be?
For example, I'm in 4-5 different slack channels (all free) that essentially provide the same resources and channels as yours.
I think virtual co-working is an interesting idea, though. I remember seeing some products last year that was more always-on cameras, actually putting you in a virtual room with others coworking. I thought that was neat, never tried it though.
The biggest issue I have with Slack channels is how easily they can die out. Maybe paid ones stay alive longer; but me asking something in #feedback doesn't guarantee anyone will respond with anything helpful. So where do I find the value if that happens?
That's great feedback. Thank you. My experience in these free communities is that they are very spammy. People are just there for marketing.
My goal with the co-working space is to have a more office vibe to it. You don't use it for marketing but for mentorship and support. The community becomes kind of your partner. Also if you become a member and cancel after a while because it is not valuable for you anymore I won't kick you out. You have life access
I'm also running a paid founder community https://founderscafe.io
Is your target wanna be entreprenuers?
The community I'm running is more for full-time serious builders. Curious to hear how it's going and why it's called wanna-bes
Hey there. I am mostly targeting bootstrappers
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Thanks for the question. Nope, there is no freemium version. But you can become a member (pay 4 euros) and even if you cancel the membership afterward you will still have access to the community. :)