{"id":4132,"date":"2023-07-07T03:15:00","date_gmt":"2023-07-07T03:15:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mysourcefunding.com\/leadership\/the-key-to-great-content-lies-in-the-background-for-peerspace\/"},"modified":"2023-07-07T03:15:01","modified_gmt":"2023-07-07T03:15:01","slug":"the-key-to-great-content-lies-in-the-background-for-peerspace","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mysourcefunding.com\/?p=4132","title":{"rendered":"The Key To Great Content Lies In The Background For Peerspace"},"content":{"rendered":"
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What would you like to create (and where)?<\/p>\n

Peerspace is a fascinating location rental site that is often used by creatives and business professionals alike for a wide variety of spaces and use cases.<\/p>\n

“Having the ability to rent spaces for short periods of time is a game changer for our talent that get booked to produce content and need a space to shoot. From foodie creators that need kitchens to shoot in to beauty creators that need to shoot makeup tutorials with good lighting, the flexibility to book a space for a few hours versus a flat daily really helps the talent to manage their production budgets and find a space that suits their specific needs,” offers Ali Grant, founder of Los Angeles-based digital communications agency Be Social.<\/p>\n

They are the leading marketplace for hourly venue rentals for meetings, events, and media production. They make it easy for guests to find and book spaces in cities around the world, from photo studios and meeting rooms, to backyards and bars. Their peer-owned global network of spaces allows guests to hold personal and professional events in unique locations, while hosts earn additional income simply by opening their doors.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s incredible to see how guests use the same space to bring completely different visions to life. Venue and equipment can be prohibitively expensive for a lot of creators, so having access to hourly space rentals, many of which include or have the option to add things like lighting equipment, unlocks opportunity for content creators at any budget. Peerspace opens up an entire world of options and we love seeing what our guests are creating,\u201d says Luke Tarbi, CMO of Peerspace.<\/p>\n

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Rony Chammas is the founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Peerspace. Rony came up with the idea of Peerspace as an MBA student at NYU Stern. Chammas often walked by a local art gallery that was vacant for most of the week, and thought that would be a much more engaging place to meet than a boring meeting space. Chammas has been on a mission to give the world more choice and reason to meet, create, and celebrate together ever since \u2013 all while making it easy for anyone to earn money by renting their space.<\/p>\n

Goldie Chan:<\/strong> What types of spaces and uses does Peerspace focus on?<\/p>\n

Rony Chammas: <\/strong>Peerspace is in the business of democratizing access to space. Our mission is to make it easy for anyone to find the right space to fulfill your creative vision, whether that\u2019s a photo shoot, a milestone birthday party, or a team meeting. We want to make it easy to access a wide variety of spaces that suit plenty of creative needs and a range of budgets.<\/p>\n

We\u2019ve seen just about everything made in a Peerspace. While there are endless ways to use a Peerspace and thousands of offerings across the world, traditional uses of Peerspaces include: photo shoots, music videos, TV commercials, birthday parties, filming for a documentary interview, hosting gatherings, workshops, team meetings and offsites, venues for birthday parties and more.<\/p>\n

Chan:<\/strong> How is Peerspace optimized for creatives?<\/p>\n

Chammas: <\/strong>The real challenge for most creatives today is limited access to unique locations outside of their home or office. When you\u2019re creating out of your house or don\u2019t have the muscle and resources of a large company behind you, bringing your ideas to life and making them look good takes more work and ingenuity than many realize.<\/p>\n

At Peerspace, we\u2019re looking to open the doors to other ways of doing things – literally.<\/p>\n

Our spaces are where a brand\u2019s vision can come to life. We pride ourselves on having the most inspiring and diverse supply to support creatives who are looking to create unique content. We currently have over 40,000 spaces listed across the US, Canada, UK, Australia, France, Germany, and Spain. These spaces have been used for brand and personal photo shoots, music videos, and film production. More recently we\u2019ve seen Peerspace locations used for Twitch streaming, filming YouTube content and podcasting.<\/p>\n

Chan:<\/strong> What are fun use cases of Peerspace?<\/p>\n

Chammas: <\/strong>Over the years, users have been having a lot of fun and getting creative with their use of our spaces. Since there is a renewed enthusiasm and appreciation for getting friends together after the last few years, many folks have used our filters to find outdoor spaces to host summer parties.<\/p>\n

For example, a recent group is hosting a fish fry – something that they may have never thought to host outside of their home or local gathering spot. We\u2019ve seen stars like Kendall Jenner use Peerspace for a Vogue Italy shoot, Drag Race star Shea Coule\u00e9 has filmed music videos in Peerspaces, Bachelor star Caelynn MIller-Keyes recently hosted her engagement party in a Peerspace, and Big Boi lists his Atlanta recording studio on the site. We\u2019ve seen folks use Peerspaces for cooking classes or craft sessions, book club meetings, or to plan a movie marathon.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s pretty incredible to see how creative guests are both in the events they plan, and in how they use the space. Our team at Peerspace is always finding new and exciting ways that folks are choosing to meet, host events and produce content, and it really validates the need for \u2013 an interest in \u2013 having a wide variety of spaces that you can book by the hour.<\/p>\n

Chan:<\/strong> How can space owners on Peerspace create a more attractive listing?<\/p>\n

Chammas: <\/strong>As more users make their way through our spaces, our team and Peerspace hosts learn a lot about what it takes to successfully interest potential users.<\/p>\n

For folks who are interested in listing a space, you can make the listing more attractive by:<\/p>\n