Your Niche In The World Written by Wild Bill Montgomery
The lifecycle of Niche as seen through Eyes of Wild Bill: 1. Creation - For everyone there is a place. You must find your Niche. Your special place in marketing world. 2. Development - Once created, you must finely tune your Niche as you would a musical instrument. 3. Exercise - Like muscle tissue, you must exercise your Niche with State of Art Marketing & Advertising. 4. ReCycle - Occasionally you must recycle all or part of your niche to stay competitive. 5. Death - Everything has a time to die, and although many products seem to go on forever, sooner or later they come to their conclusion. To have a "real" edge over your competitors you must know your market, who's going to buy your product and strategy you will use to get them to do so. You have to know what business you are in and what product you sell. This sounds rudimentary, but all to often it is not. This my friend will be your Niche In The World. How you develop your niche largely depends on niche you have created already, knowingly or unknowingly. Creating a Niche is quite like creating an entity unto itself. Creating, Developing and Nurturing your Niche can be difference between failure and success. Your Niche can make you stand head and shoulders above your competition. It can give you ability to corner your own little piece of consumer world. Get a "Unique" Niche! Your Niche should allow your prospective client or customer to visualize that they are receiving something special, something only you can give them in a way that no one else can. How do you make your Niche stand out above rest? Major Market Niches: Service, Quality and Guarantee. These are 3 words to always remember:
| | FROM ORDINARY TO EXTRAORDINARY THROUGH INTERNET NETWORKINGWritten by Rozey Gean
Entrepreneurs around world are tapping into endless resources that freely flow through Internet networking communities. These communities are made up of enterprising women and men who are seeking to discover new and innovative techniques of establishing business relationships, building a client base, and gaining increased exposure globally. Through e-mail lists and electronic bulletin boards sponsored by such communities, entrepreneurs can not only establish these viable contacts; they can also share Internet resources to assist fellow members within communities in just about every aspect of business start up and operation. As a veteran in ever-growing popularity of Internet networking, I envision four distinctive elements that are inevitably sought after from true networkers across world. 1. A VAT OF INFORMATION The Internet offers a vat of information to entrepreneurs. However, knowing what you need to know and where to find it can propose many challenges. Through effective networking, entrepreneurs share their knowledge and resources in an effort to help each other keep up with information that may be pertinent, as well as useful, in growing their businesses. 2. PARTNERING THROUGH SUPPORT Often times isolation of working alone limits our creativity and abilities, as well as our potential growth. Through Internet community networking, entrepreneurs are able to establish partnerships wherein they share various components of services that will allow them to take on projects they may otherwise feel forced to turn down. Reasons they turn down opportunities may be a result of time restraints or a lack of knowledge in specific areas or aspects of a project.
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