Short YouTube advice clip by Eric Deeran (Master Filmmaker) arguing that specializing in one sector (example: medical companies) builds credibility and leverage. The speaker contrasts generalist portfolios (weddings, music videos) with sector-focused portfolios and emphasizes that many case studies in a single niche make it far more likely prospective clients will trust you to deliver results.
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So let's say you're working with medical companies, right? You, you're going to master the skill of creating content for medical companies and master the skill of getting them results, which means you get the creative freedom of trying new things within that sector. But if you're working with medical companies, you do weddings, you do music videos, you do birthday parties, right? No one's going to trust that you can actually get them results because you don't do enough of one thing. Whereas if you only work with medical companies, you only have case studies with medical companies, you only work with those types of people, then people are going to believe that you can actually them more results. It's like with master filmmaker, we have hundreds of case studies with the same type of person over and over and over again. So you're going to trust that I can get you the results a lot. It's, it's a lot more likely that I can get you the result because I have so many case studies and so much proof that it works for people exactly like you. And so the real power in this is that you get to become a master of a specific sector and you become known as the master of content for that type of person, which builds a lot more leverage because.
