Defining Your Client Niche Workbook 🙃

$9.00

Your niche doesn’t have to come from a marketing worksheet asking you to invent an imaginary perfect client. It can come from your story. This workbook helps you look at the work you actually enjoy, the clients you connect with, the things you want to learn more about, and how all of that can shape a more sustainable caseload.

Explore more than demographics or diagnoses. Look at your values, experience, professional identity, and the patterns you notice in the work, then bring those pieces together into a clearer picture of who you want to serve.

Your niche doesn’t have to come from a marketing worksheet asking you to invent an imaginary perfect client. It can come from your story. This workbook helps you look at the work you actually enjoy, the clients you connect with, the things you want to learn more about, and how all of that can shape a more sustainable caseload.

Explore more than demographics or diagnoses. Look at your values, experience, professional identity, and the patterns you notice in the work, then bring those pieces together into a clearer picture of who you want to serve.

💻 Defining Your Client Niche Workbook · PDF

Use it to clarify your focus without pretending your niche has to appear fully formed in one sitting.

Reflection and planning material exploring:
→ Your personal story and values
→ Education and professional identity
→ Clients and work you feel connected to
→ Cases that feel draining or outside your preferred work
→ Community needs
→ Areas you want to keep learning about
→ Your ideal-client picture
→ Language for your website, directory profiles, and marketing

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Defining Your Client Niche Workbook 🙃
$9.00

Your niche doesn’t have to come from a marketing worksheet asking you to invent an imaginary perfect client. It can come from your story. This workbook helps you look at the work you actually enjoy, the clients you connect with, the things you want to learn more about, and how all of that can shape a more sustainable caseload.

Explore more than demographics or diagnoses. Look at your values, experience, professional identity, and the patterns you notice in the work, then bring those pieces together into a clearer picture of who you want to serve.