A Conversation with Expert Molly Gordon, Niche Marketing for Professionals

Molly Gordon: Name Your Niche

Conversations with Experts presents...

  Name Your Niche Now
Wednesday, February 1, 2006,8:30 p.m. ET
Guest Expert: Molly Gordon, Authentic Promotion

Yes, you CAN have a narrow niche without cramping your style. Molly Gordon, Master Certified Coach and author of Authentic Promotion: Grow Your Business and Feed Your Soul, has shown hundreds of professionals how to name a niche that works for them, a niche narrow enough to make their products and services stand out without cramping their style or limiting their creativity.

In Authentic Promotion, Molly explains that a niche does not have to be cold, dark, and cramped (yuck). Using the ecological model, she shows that each individual occupies a unique niche, a place in which they give and receive the greatest benefit, a place where they belong. Find this niche and you will find that your confidence and conviction about marketing your business goes WAY up. You will be able to make simple, memorable statements about your work that will connect with your “just-right” client without struggle or hype.

Molly Gordon is an internationally recognized Master Certified Coach, who has shown hundreds of men and women worldwide how marketing can lead to both material and spiritual fulfillment. In her book and audio program, Authentic Promotion, Grow Your Business, Feed Your Soul, Molly explains the approach she used to create a thriving business. Her e-zine, Authentic Promotion®, has over 10,000 readers, and her articles are reprinted widely. She has recently launched a blog at www.shaboominc.com/blog .

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Conversations with Experts: How to Build Your Business On and Off-line
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Conversations with Experts presents...

  Name Your Niche Now
Wednesday, February 1, 2006,8:30 p.m. ET
Guest Expert: Molly Gordon, Authentic Promotion

Yes, you CAN have a narrow niche without cramping your style. Molly Gordon, Master Certified Coach and author of Authentic Promotion: Grow Your Business and Feed Your Soul, has shown hundreds of professionals how to name a niche that works for them, a niche narrow enough to make their products and services stand out without cramping their style or limiting their creativity.

In Authentic Promotion, Molly explains that a niche does not have to be cold, dark, and cramped (yuck). Using the ecological model, she shows that each individual occupies a unique niche, a place in which they give and receive the greatest benefit, a place where they belong. Find this niche and you will find that your confidence and conviction about marketing your business goes WAY up. You will be able to make simple, memorable statements about your work that will connect with your “just-right” client without struggle or hype.

Molly Gordon is an internationally recognized Master Certified Coach, who has shown hundreds of men and women worldwide how marketing can lead to both material and spiritual fulfillment. In her book and audio program, Authentic Promotion, Grow Your Business, Feed Your Soul, Molly explains the approach she used to create a thriving business. Her e-zine, Authentic Promotion®, has over 10,000 readers, and her articles are reprinted widely. She has recently launched a blog at www.shaboominc.com/blog .

Register:  www.ConversationsWithExperts.com

If you cannot attend the Conversation, you can pre-order the audio program for $4.95.  After the Conversation the price will be $9.95.  Use this link to order now.

Conversations with Experts: How to Build Your Business On and Off-line
Hosted by Denise Wakeman and Patsi Krakoff.

Conversations with Experts is sponsored by Build a Better Blog System.

Comments

[Gary]

Patsy, I enjoyed your review of the book here. I know one of the problems I've had when consulting people is to conince them of the importance of a niche or in my words, USP, Unique Selling Proposition. This is a good look at why some may balk at it. Good job!