Six Voices

Find your niche and you'll find success! The Riches in Niches Tapstack contains a succinct overview of the one proven strategy that Nichepreneurs™ can use to differentiate themselves. Pick up this Tapstack today and learn the secrets that industry leaders already know - do what you love, in a way that's uniquely YOU, and realize the maximum in personal satisfaction and profitability!

Susan Friedmann, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional), is a veteran business and marketing expert who has carved her niche by helping companies worldwide get the most out of attending tradeshows and industry events. She offers programs to increase results and focus on building better relationships with customers, prospects and advocates in the marketplace.
Her client list includes some of the most recognizable names in the world: Siemens, Kimberly-Clark, IBM, American Express, and many more.

About Tapstack

Six Voices' Tapstack format offers a unique and surprisingly fun way to explore your favorite books. By distilling them down to a selection of engaging "cards" like only the iPhone could provide, Tapstack offers you a great way to read on-the-go. Swipe, shake, rotate and spin your way through the most important points from top-selling titles.

About Tapstack

Six Voices' Tapstack format offers a unique and surprisingly fun way to explore your favorite books. By distilling them down to a selection of engaging "cards" like only the iPhone could provide, Tapstack offers you a great way to read on-the-go. Swipe, shake, rotate and spin your way through the most important points from top-selling titles.

Why do some financial advisors wind up making millions on TV giving investment advice while others labor in obscurity? What is the secret reason that a select few service professionals enjoy high-profile, high-prestige, and high-paying status as "experts" in their fields? More importantly, can the rest of us do it? Susan Friedmann answers a resounding "Yes"! Get the Riches in Niches Tapstack and begin to explore the multiple factors that separate the "experts" from the service professionals who may have identical-if not better-skills, but whom no one has ever heard of.