Sentences with phrase «serve small niches»

A trend for «tribalisation» among evangelical Christians has led to increasing numbers of small theological training institutions opening in order to serve small niches of the market.

Not exact matches

The premise of all these pitches is that you can take any good idea for a product, service or network (typically someone else's idea, who is already hitting it out of the park) and shrink that business down to a narrower target population or niche, or to a certain kind of consumer, and instantly turn the process of serving that smaller segment into a big business as well.

Of course every small business has to address this challenge in different ways to carve out a niche that serves their purpose.

You've included common keyword phrases (Business Coach, Business Coaching) people might type in when searching LinkedIn, and you've identified some niche audiences (Entrepreneurs, Small Business Owners) that you serve.

He's put BlackBerry on track to serve a small but potentially lucrative niche of business clients and brought more focus to the company than it's had in years.

But a small business with deep customer knowledge, minimal overhead and the tools to reach niche audiences can serve them quite profitably.

These niches are too small for big businesses to effectively serve themselves.

For example, smaller sites run by local stores or niche specialists might be highly relevant for a competitive user query thanks to good work on traditional SEO (such as link building and content), but due to small budgets, these sites are many times served by relatively slow shared hosting solutions.

Braddon's father developed a style of machinery and tooling that could produce smaller runs of niche products to serve very specific needs in the marketplace.

Located in Atlanta, International Food Concepts is a small, upscale niche food distributor serving hotels, upscale restaurants, country clubs and gourmet retail stores.

Daughters of the small intestinal stem cells, the Paneth cells, serve as crypt niche cells by providing Wnt, Notch and EGF signals (30).

Sometimes a smaller site that could be considered a niche site can serve as a lead in to one of the larger and more active sites.

FORTE5 HATCHBACK You can count the number of affordable compact hatchbacks on one hand — if you skip crossover SUVs — and we're happy that Kia remains committed to serving this small but fanatical niche of the market.

Another small useless device with a marketing strategy aimed at a niche segment it does not really serve.

«New micropresses, small presses, and niche presses (like Marcher Lord Press) will meet the needs of many segments of the reading population that are not being served by the increasingly narrow and conservative titles that will be released by the major publishing companies.»

This was back when Apple's products served a decidedly niche audience and the company seemed destined to, at best, maintain its position as a relatively small manufacturer of personal computers, if not to be outright crushed by Microsoft and computer manufacturers making machines that ran its operating systems.

It's a smaller firm, but not a small firm, that serves a niche market.