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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2020 · 28 MIN

STC009 Is there a money-making, corporate niche?

from Selling To Corporate · host Jessica Lorimer

Ever wondered what niche will make you the most money if you sell to corporates? Or maybe you're struggling to know how to niche? In this episode of the Selling to Corporates podcast, I answer a question I'm always being asked 'Is there a specific corporate niche that will make money? I break down the steps you need to take when deciding on how to choose your niche if you're selling to corporates - why you should niche and why corporates love specialists as they really want someone that understands their specific industry. I also explain why you shouldn't overthink your niche and worry about choosing the wrong niche as it doesn't have to be a forever niche. Plus why you should definitely choose a niche in an industry that you genuinely know and like and why you shouldn't rely on just one type of industry to make you money. If you'd love to understand how to figure out your business niche and why niching your business if you sell to corporates will make you more money rather than trying to appeal to everyone, then it's essential listening.    It's always great to get feedback so please take a moment to leave a review on your podcast player and I'll try and mention you and your business on my next episode.   Podcast shownotes   About my Facebook group - Selling to Corporates (3:22) Why should you actually niche your business? (5:23)  Why corporates love specialists and people who have a niche (7:42) How to choose a niche for your business by looking at the industry and discipline (9:46) Why it's easier to get clients when you have an industry and discipline niche 10:29) Why corporates love people with industry-specific knowledge (13:44) Why you shouldn't worry about choosing the wrong niche for your business (15:00) Why you should choose a niche that you like or are interested in (17:18) How to go about getting business in your niche and leveraging your contacts (17:24) Why you should choose a niche in an industry that you genuinely know or like (19:20) What questions you should ask yourself when choosing your niche (22:05) Why there are no guarantees on what niche will make the most money (22:53) Why you should dominate your market and own your industry (25:09)  How to work with me and book a complimentary call (27:09)     ResourcesEmma Waltham - Careers after Maternity STC05 Leveraging Relationships  http://sellingtocorporates.libsyn.com/stc005-leveraging-relationships STC02 Generating Corporate Leads http://sellingtocorporates.libsyn.com/stc002   Top 5 Business Development Questions http://bit.ly/Top5BusinessDevelopmentQuestions   Book Your Free Corporate Strategy Call https://jessicalorimer.as.me/Supersize-Your-Sales-Session   Email Jess [email protected]    The C Suite https://smartleaderssell.com/thecsuite/    Smart Leaders Sell https://smartleaderssell.com/    Products and Courses https://smartleaderssell.com/products-and-courses/    Join my free Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/sellingtocorporate/    More Jess! Facebook www.facebook.com/JessicaLorimerSuccessCoach/  LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jesslorimer   Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jess_lorimer/   Click here if you would like to listen to my recent TEDx talk.

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