There are
several reasons why I'm a big fan of choosing a niche. The biggest one is it
makes your marketing so much easier.
But many of my
clients wonder how to choose a niche.Sometimes, people make the mistake of just going for
clients who have plenty of money, and while it makes sense to select ideal
clients who can afford your services, that cannot be the only qualification.
You want to
think about these three requirements to know you are choosing your niche
wisely.
1. Is this a
group of people who seek out the help of a service provider like
yourself?
For me, I've
realized not everyone who owns a small business is drawn to working with a
coach. For example, medical doctors aren't as likely to work with a coach to
build their patient roster. Some types of businesses are just more open to the
idea of coaching than others. So I've had to make sure the niche I choose is open
to learning how to grow his or her business.
2. Is the
target large enough to provide plenty of prospects?
You want to
make sure there are enough people in that group to provide plenty of prospects.
Do some research on the web to see who is already serving that niche. If you
find coaches who target this same group, that is a good sign. You want a group
with thousands and thousands of people who could use your services so you can
continue to grow your business. If you choose a small target, you might quickly
run out of prospects.
3. What
credentials do you have to work with this group?
Of course you
want to choose a target that inspires and excites you. But what credentials do
you have to work with this group? Do you have:
Personal
experience?
Professional
experience in the field?
Specific
education in the area?
A compelling
story involving this niche?
In order to
market to and serve a niche, you need a connection to and experience with what
they do.This is how you
will know and understand their issues and be able to offer sound solutions.
Once you
consider these three crucial elements, you are more certain of choosing a
healthy niche for your business.
Your Client
Attraction Assignment
If you haven't
picked a niche yet, it's time! Think about the types of clients you most enjoy
working with and what types of businesses interest you. Remember to keep in
mind your compelling story, experience and strengths to be sure you are
well-suited to work with your new niche.
By Fabienne Frederickson
Image by Sergeitelegin
Fabienne
Fredrickson, The Client Attraction Mentor, is founder of the Client Attraction
System, the proven step-by-step program that shows you exactly how to attract
more clients, in record time... guaranteed. To get your F.R.E.E. Audio CD by
mail and receive her weekly marketing & success mindset articles on
attracting more high-paying clients and dramatically increasing your income,
visit http://attractclients.com
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