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Episode 34
Niching: Good Strategy or Self-Imposed Constraint?
In this episode ~
Niching is one of the most common pieces of business advice out there and one of the most misunderstood.
In this episode, I walk through why niching can be powerful in certain situations and why it can backfire in others. The goal isn’t to convince you to niche or not niche. It’s to help you understand what problem niching is actually meant to solve and whether that’s the problem you’re facing right now.
I cover:
- When niching helps you stand out in a crowded market
- When narrowing your audience can actually reduce opportunity
- The difference between unclear positioning and being “too broad”
- Why personal preference is a valid reason to niche, and why strategy alone isn’t always enough
If you’ve been wondering whether niching is the right move or whether you’ve narrowed yourself into a corner, this episode gives you a clearer way to think it through before making your next decision.
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Hi! I'm Teresa Cleveland
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