Stage 1 · Lesson 3 of 7
Choosing a niche narrow enough to be found
A is the pairing of one service with one kind of . Examples: booking sites for clinics, speed fixes for clothing shops, data for small delivery firms, or bug fixes for Django apps. A narrow niche helps in three ways.
Clients searching for that problem find you. Your all look relevant. And each project teaches you something you can reuse on the next.
You can choose by the clients you understand, perhaps a family business, a university society or an industry you studied. The niche is not permanent, and it can widen once you have reviews.
Common trapchoosing so broadly ("web development") that you compete with everyone on price, or so narrowly that nobody is actually buying, which the next topic checks.
A question to check yourself, an AI practice session and 1 cheat sheet entry come when you add the roadmap to your account. Add it
Resources for this stage
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- GuideFreeThe Complete Freelance Web Developer Guide
freeCodeCamp · Beginner
Read the planning and finding clients parts: freelancing as a small business, not odd jobs
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- Learn In PublicRead
Why sharing what you build is how people come to know what you are good at