A lot of advice tells freelancers to specialize and focus on one area rather than offering everything. The idea is that clients trust a specialist more than someone who does a little of everything. But it also seems like limiting what you offer could mean missing out on work when your niche is slow. Some freelancers have built strong businesses by being very specific, while others do well by staying flexible. Do you think niching down genuinely helps attract better clients, or does it depend mostly on the market you are in?
Ask Is it true that picking one niche makes it easier to find clients than offering many services?
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