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“Buyers go to trusted sources for tactical tips, for higher-level strategic insights, and to stay on top of emerging industry trends,” says Heather Foster, director of marketing at KnowledgeStorm.
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seven basic principles: 1. Targeting the best prospects 2. Developing a unique market niche 3. Positioning your business as the best solution 4. Maintaining your visibility 5. Enhancing your credibility 6. Becoming a thought leader 7. Establishing your brand and reputation
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Can I tailor my products, services, and business identity to address that market’s particular needs?
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you need to be considerably better informed than most. Staying in this position is a process that never ends.
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As you identify possible market niches, consider how to specialize your products and services to the unmet needs of the most qualified prospects in them.
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Experts are sought-after. They get more business with less effort, and command higher fees.
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Subscribe to news clipping services, or do periodical Web searches on key words related to your niche.
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“Lead nurturing addresses questions and concerns, and shows prospects the benefits of working with you,”
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Do you save people time or money? • Do you make money for people? • Do you offer a larger selection? • Are you more conveniently located? • Do you offer free installation, inspection, or other services?