Riches in Niches: Sewers and Drains - Part 1

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Recorded22 Mar 2021

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In today’s show, we continue our series of riches in niches as we discuss the topic of sewers and drains. Niches are usually derived from a skill or solution that no one wants to do or that no one wants to do well. In regards to sewers and drains, it is the former problem that drives the niche. Brian and and Nate break down why sewers and drains is a niche market waiting to be capitalized on and done well.

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