Review of Niching Up
Posted: 06 Jul 2024, 21:25
[Following is a volunteer review of "Niching Up" by Chris Dreyer.]
"Niching Up: The Narrower the Market, the Bigger the Prize" by Chris Dreyer is a non-fiction self-help book directed towards development and growth in our business lives. One very notable part of the book is that it answers questions. The book introduces the concept of niching, which means selecting a target audience to focus your service on. This book proves the author's success in implementing the ideas being taught.
At first, when I read the author's perspective, I had a question: Would niching reduce the spectrum of clients one can receive? However, as I read on, the author answered that same question. I loved that the author was not trying to convince readers to buy into the idea; instead, the author wanted to show us what works and how to make it work for us. The book clearly stated that niching was not for everyone. I liked that instead of focusing on the pros like every other book, the author elaborated on the cons of niching. This way, anyone who buys into the author's ideas knows exactly what to expect. I love that there were so many examples used to drive home these points. The book was straightforward and easy to understand. There was no pressure on the readers to start implementing niching immediately; instead, they were given reasons why it would benefit them. There are many things to be learned from this book. One is the act of focusing. While reading about one of the author's instances, I decided to implement it, and I found that this was not just some book to get people excited. Its content works. I practiced the act of focus learned from the author's basketball training experience, and it worked for me. To find out the other lessons that can be learned from this book, you have to read the book for yourself.
I have no dislikes for this book. It is one I would recommend to anyone of the age to run a business and make investments. I recommend this book to anyone who has any area of their life that they are struggling with. The self-help concept of this book can help shape our lives. Based on how impactful this book is, I give it a rating of five out of five stars. The editing was impeccable, as there were no errors in it.
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Niching Up
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"Niching Up: The Narrower the Market, the Bigger the Prize" by Chris Dreyer is a non-fiction self-help book directed towards development and growth in our business lives. One very notable part of the book is that it answers questions. The book introduces the concept of niching, which means selecting a target audience to focus your service on. This book proves the author's success in implementing the ideas being taught.
At first, when I read the author's perspective, I had a question: Would niching reduce the spectrum of clients one can receive? However, as I read on, the author answered that same question. I loved that the author was not trying to convince readers to buy into the idea; instead, the author wanted to show us what works and how to make it work for us. The book clearly stated that niching was not for everyone. I liked that instead of focusing on the pros like every other book, the author elaborated on the cons of niching. This way, anyone who buys into the author's ideas knows exactly what to expect. I love that there were so many examples used to drive home these points. The book was straightforward and easy to understand. There was no pressure on the readers to start implementing niching immediately; instead, they were given reasons why it would benefit them. There are many things to be learned from this book. One is the act of focusing. While reading about one of the author's instances, I decided to implement it, and I found that this was not just some book to get people excited. Its content works. I practiced the act of focus learned from the author's basketball training experience, and it worked for me. To find out the other lessons that can be learned from this book, you have to read the book for yourself.
I have no dislikes for this book. It is one I would recommend to anyone of the age to run a business and make investments. I recommend this book to anyone who has any area of their life that they are struggling with. The self-help concept of this book can help shape our lives. Based on how impactful this book is, I give it a rating of five out of five stars. The editing was impeccable, as there were no errors in it.
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Niching Up
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon