4 Liberating Truths About Niching That Will Help You Sign More Clients

 
 

Episode Summary:

Hi sweet friends. I'm so excited to chat with you about four liberating truths that will help you when it comes to your niche, your message, and your marketing. I really wish I had this training when I started my business because when you start your online business, you are obviously passionate about whatever it is you’re doing, but marketing and sales is a whole other skillset and that takes time to learn. I know for me, it took six months to click and I really don't want it to take that long for you if you're at the start of your business or if you're really not consistently making money yet, it could be because you don't get marketing. So this is like a marketing pep talk and I hope this is helpful for you.

Topics Discussed:

  • Why not being fully booked does not mean you’re not a good coach or shouldn’t be a business owner, rather you need to practice better marketing

  • Remembering that your marketing doesn’t 100% define you or your niche

  • Allowing your message to change overtime as you evolve as a business owner

  • Believing boundaries are liberating and how this will help you choose a niche

  • Letting your message get clearer over time and knowing you may get things wrong at first

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PS: In the midst of this challenging time I’ve been asking myself what I can do to help? One of the #1 ways I support my clients is by helping them simplify their business so that they can increase the flow of money without creating extra work. In this season simplified visibility and sales is needed more than ever.

So if you’re craving personal support as you reposition your free and paid work, I’d love to help you simplify your sales process so that you can produce income in your business even during a challenging time. If you want support you can check out my services and book a free discovery call here, or you can send me a DM on Instagram.

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