niches

The only way to grow the business is to grow the market and move into niches where the customers don't go away, such as Tinder.

The HPC and algorithms communities failed to consider the users of these systems and happily tinkered in their academic niches.

The people who make money with content these days are people who filter content and write for highly specific niches.

Identify companies or business niches you want to work at and knock their door down.

This happened early for geeks (endless knowledge), and later for a lot of other niches.

Outside of a few niches, people just aren't willing to pay to read websites.

However, a number of other services are chipping away at Craigslist, developing their own userbases in niches that Craigslist used to occupy.

Apple succeeded because it found two niches to sustain it -- education, design.

I've talked to a lot of bloggers in two specific niches and they almost all say the same thing.

One opinion I've see is that they use third party sellers to identify valuable product niches to get into.

I don't understand why these cloud storage companies aren't targeting more verticals/niches with their offerings.

These niches are rare, hard to construct, and possibly unstable.

For most niches, there are trade organizations, annual conventions, and "connectors" (as Gladwell would call them) who have been around for years, teach workshops, run regional groups, etc.