A niche is a specific area of work that you focus on, like writing about health or designing websites for schools. Sometimes a client will ask you to do something that is completely different from your normal services. It can be tempting to take the money, but it might also take you away from what you do best. You have to think about whether the extra cash is worth the stress. How do you respond when a client wants work that does not fit your niche?
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