Sentences with phrase «niche part of»

But if you're coming from a niche part of the business world, you want to make sure the writer has a solid understanding of what you do.

Because we want to make the best game possible, we find partners who can fill a niche part of the production cycle, and work with them to finish that part.

If that knowledge takes you to a niche part of our market, so be it.

There are thousands of ETFs, and hundreds that have a low share price, but it seems that 99 % of those with a low share price are in a very niche part of the market.

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Finding an evergreen niche that isn't overly saturated is often one of the hardest parts to starting a business.

Whether it's a restaurant or a retail store, find a niche and become part of the community.

Millennial consumers also «seem to gravitate toward those niche products that aren't part of a big conglomerate,» Seifert says.

Many of the trends that the niche ETFs are chasing are actually part of boom - and - bust cycles — meaning they could suffer at the wrong time — shortly after the ETF is created.

Cara Maresca — Twitter: As a part of Niche, which Twitter acquired in 2015, Maresca creates cross-platform campaigns connecting brands with influencers on various social networks.

If the average founder is likely to scratch their own itch, then successful founders will need a diverse team - if not be part of an underrepresented group themselves - to find niches that are ripe for disruption.

The unlocking of smartphones and computers has become a legal niche, but this niche will soon grow to become a big part of many cases, Cook says.

Rethink Your Customer Base Part of revamping your business may involve targeting your product or brand to appeal to customers outside your niche demographic, versus introducing new products or lines to boost business.

This is when we can create a niche that is uniquely ours, as who we are and the integrity we hold becomes as important as the product we sell or service we offer Another important part of being an expert is to be a good listener and note taker.

If you're in construction and strong demand outstrips supply as is the case in certain areas in Texas, for instance, you'll have a better opportunity to be part of an expanding category or niche, even if it's in a slow or sluggish market.

A year ago, when Inc. named Slack its Company of the Year for 2015, it was essentially in a category of one, a niche product beloved among early adopters in the tech and media industries but relatively unknown in other parts of the business world.

Meanwhile, as the industry continues to grow, «it can be tough to carve out your own niche,» concedes Soles, an early employee and now part - owner of the now 450 - person company.

Part of telling your story within context and in a manner that people can relate requires that you know what's happening in your niche.

As a part of Inc.'s annual look at the best industries for starting a business, we decided to highlight the niche sectors that are projected to grow during the next few years and that don't have an industry leader dominating the market.

Every niche you can think of has influencers that direct those who follow them, which is likely part of the reason why startups with aggressive marketing campaigns are going from ground floor to nationally recognized seemingly overnight.

Part of the company's challenge has been the likes of McDonald's and Starbucks stepping up their game in Canada, while newer entrants to the lucrative breakfast niche like Subway and Wendy's also try to get a taste.

Part of what may allow Kink.com to thrive while more «vanilla» sites collapse is that it has found a niche for «discerning» consumers.

They can also pull in tweets from creators who are part of Twitter - owned Niche's influencer program.

Making yourself part of a niche industry is a proven way to fast - track your international expansion.

As the coworking industry continues to expand, so do efforts on the part of coworking spaces to differentiate themselves and target niche market segments with specialized services.

The Situation: For this niche human resources audience, employee wellness programs are part of the strategy to unleash the potential of their employees.

NRF visited the Cammack family as part of Retail Across America's 2014 road trip in South Dakota to see how retailers work in niche markets to provide consumers with unique products and services.

Neill Penney, Co-head of Trading, Thomson Reuters, said: «Cryptocurrency is still a comparatively small part of the trade market, but this deliberate indicates this niche shred is starting to enter the mainstream of the financial services industry.

Once you have identified a specific niche, you are ready for the next part of your importing journey.

In the niche market for turbine engines, TWIN MRO found that Novell, now a part of Micro Focus, had products that were flexible and great for mobile use.

Media owners that reach niche audiences are also in a good position to compete for share of a small part of the marketing budget.

In part, Jordan emphasizes the way in which this developing niche (a kind of secular version of pastoral counseling, though I suspect that the latter often has a....

The «market» for Christianity in America is undoubtedly changing for a significant part of the population, but there are many more «niches» out there than appear in usual discussions of baby boomers.

But Christian faith and human experience reveal that there is a treasuring of the passing goods of life, as each passing event gives itself to and becomes a part of the ongoing movement of life, and as every movement of time finds its particular niche in eternity.

Even though craft beers make up only a small part of Triple Crown's sales, offering those niche products is a key component in how the distributor appeals to its retailers.

Organic 3.0 is about bringing organic out of its current niche into the mainstream and positioning organic systems as part of the multiple solutions needed to solve the tremendous challenges faced by our planet and our species.

«The other part of our special niche is that we make products with peanut butter and put it into pouches or cups as single servings,» Naiman points out.

This is in large part due to the company's product and the industry of fried chicken, a restaurant niche he says appeals to consumers when times are tough.

It is about bringing organic out of its current niche into the mainstream and positioning organic systems as part of the multiple solutions needed to solve the tremendous challenges faced by our planet and our species.

And part of that worrying has made me want to stop being all over the place and share content in a specific niche.

HPS Epicurean, a third - generation company specializing in the importing and marketing of international spirits, wines and culinary niche brands, has reacquired the rights to the name Preiss Imports and is excited to announce the relaunch of the name as part of their spirits division, a name that is synonymous with the Preiss family's fifty - five - year business of building brands from scratch.

¬ ∂ Twenty years ago lacrosse — in shorthand, lax — existed as a niche sport, popular in and around Baltimore and parts of New York State and New England, with most of the top players developed on boarding school campuses.

MySpace may still have political potential in some parts of the country, but Facebook has essentially blown it out of the water in the past few years, though besides Facebook, many campaigns may want to explore on niche social networks such as Black Planet as well.

«What the mayor is attempting to do is carve out an important niche and be a spokesperson for that part of the party, the urban spokesman,» said David Caputo, president emeritus and professor of political science at Pace University.

Lab management and leadership instruction is a very small niche on the current job market, with many of the trainers doing it part - time (like Janssens) or even as volunteers.

«LEVER 3 - D is amazing, it opens new vistas for understanding the stem cell niche,» said Dr. Sally Temple, a cell biologist at the Neural Stem Cell Institute in Rensselaer, N.Y. who has been using Cohen's software, through the course of its development, as part of her stem cell research since 2005.

Part of the answer can be found in a new study appearing this week in Science that shows how the sudden emergence of just one or two new genes can profoundly transform organisms» appearance, behavior and ecological niche.

The abiotic or physical environment is also part of the niche because it influences how populations affect, and are affected by, resources and enemies.

He is known for showing how niches of neural stem cells constantly regenerate parts of the rodent brain.

Birds have adapted to so many ecological niches in large part because of the variety of ways feathers lend them a competitive advantage.