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"If you find yourself using phrases like anyone who, then you don't know who your audience is. If you could sell to just one person, who would it be? That's right, one person or industry.
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Here's something that's very important to know about niching: You don't have to stick with only one. Start with one and when and if the time is right, create a second silo. Choosing a niche is not as restrictive as you'd believe.
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Once you have a niche, you will have a better idea of where they hang out. What are the best social media platforms, the industry events, and associations they're associated with, and which people in your network are closely associated with them?
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Once you find that amazing accountant, pay the money to have him or her calculate your cost of doing business, as well as your margins. You may be amazed at how many entrepreneurs have no idea where their money is going and what their margins are. I had a client who sold two different product types to two different industries but ran her numbers together. It wasn't until we began working together that she came to realize that one of her product lines was sucking up profits from the other. It didn't look that way on paper--until she separated the costs associated with running each side of the business. You may think you understand your numbers, but do you really?"

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