Last week I was observing the business concepts presented by women
entrepreneurs at Microskills Employment Services, Brampton, Canada. One of the
presentations was on the distinctive service concept. It was all about ‘I Love
Organizing’. Through this concept, she is targeting the clients who are busy
and/or high or medium income people in living GTA. She is trying to differentiate
her services from simple cleaning services. The service offering mainly
include, organizing house, office, kitchen, etc. The punch line is: ‘I Love
Organizing!’ Her aim is to provide unique organizing services and not just
simple cleaning. Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Niche Marketing: An Example...
Last week I was observing the business concepts presented by women
entrepreneurs at Microskills Employment Services, Brampton, Canada. One of the
presentations was on the distinctive service concept. It was all about ‘I Love
Organizing’. Through this concept, she is targeting the clients who are busy
and/or high or medium income people in living GTA. She is trying to differentiate
her services from simple cleaning services. The service offering mainly
include, organizing house, office, kitchen, etc. The punch line is: ‘I Love
Organizing!’ Her aim is to provide unique organizing services and not just
simple cleaning.
I found an interesting example for my
students to teach them the concept of ‘Niche Marketing’. After listening her business concept, I thought that the punch line needs to be focusing on the
difference between simple cleaning and organizing. I suggested her punch line:
“Not Cleaning, I Love Organizing!” What should be her punch line? Post your comments here now.
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