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Sharing their thoughts on WorkBar with the world

WorkBar Boston is a a CoWorking space is a collaboration between the operator of the space, and two independent workers who subleased from their space’s former occupant. When the suite was going vacant they approached the owner to vest in the idea of turning the space over into a CoWorking site – successfully. A great strategy I think some others may be able to use.

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WorkBar shout out from Jonathan Kay on his blog post entitled, “Two Things Every Business Must Have” in Network Solutions.

In an effort to “get back to the basics”, every startup is going to need two things:  A domain name & A business phone number.  I mean, what a great time it is to be an entrepreneur. There is a ton of opportunity out there and with the boom of co-working, you can now have a unique address, desk to work at, web presence, and a business phone number all for under $200 a month. (For those in the Boston Area, WorkBar is a great co-working option)

Jonathan Kay is the Ambassador of Buzz at Grasshopper, a provider of virtual phone systems.  He is extremely passionate about helping / meeting new entrepreneurs and always excited to learn about their unique journey.  Find Jonathan on Twitter @GrasshopperBuzz or via email at jkay(at)grasshopper.com

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WorkBar Boston offers entrepreneurs an affordable workspace option

For entrepreneurs and their budding companies, finding workspace somewhere between the living room and a leased office often means drinking a lot of lattes at the local Starbucks. More options are popping up, however, in the form of co-working space.

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