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Marketing a coworking space used to be about hosting happy hours and posting photos of latte art. In 2026, that isn't enough. The market has matured. Competition is fierce, and the customer journey has changed. Today's members expect instant booking, seamless digital experiences, and clear value propositions.
The era of the 10-year lease is fading. Today, businesses want flexibility, and remote workers want a reason to leave the house. For landlords and entrepreneurs, this creates a massive opportunity: Coworking. But opening a flexible workspace is not just about putting desks in an empty room and brewing coffee.
Restaurant margins are notoriously thin—often hovering between 3% and 6%. Yet, for many dinner-focused venues or spacious cafes, the biggest asset (the real estate) sits empty or underutilized for 40+ hours a week. Turning your restaurant into a coworking space isn't about pivoting away from food; it's about dayparting—using your quiet hours to generate a new, high-margin revenue stream.
The flexible workspace industry has exploded, evolving from a niche trend for freelancers into a standard requirement for Fortune 500 companies. For entrepreneurs and landlords looking to enter this market, the biggest question is often: Should I build my own brand, or buy a franchise?
Anyone can send a media pitch; very few consistently get covered. This guide walks you through exactly how to write pitches that land real stories, plus proven subject line formulas you can copy and adapt.
If you are new to the PR scene or have been wondering whether your company needs to write a press release, you have come to the right place. In this article, you will learn what a press release is, why it's important, and the best ways to get media coverage in the modern digital landscape.
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