When it comes to your market and your area of authority, what does it mean to be specific or exclusive? Many people think these are the same thing and that by choosing a particular target market of people to work with, they will exclude other potential paying clients. However, that’s not the case. As you gain a reputation for having a specialist area of expertise, clients adjacent to that area and beyond will also look to you for coaching.
Today, I explore why many coaches are nervous about narrowing down their market and why client specificity is not the same thing as exclusivity. I share how I handled a client that didn’t fit my target market but still opened up the potential of working together in the future. I also share what you need to think about when determining your target market and why it’s OK to work with some people that don’t necessarily fit into this category.
“Pick a target market, figure out where it is you want to be doing most of your marketing and what area you want to establish yourself as a category authority.” - Jos Willard
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