Stop creating generic content for everyone
Corey Quinn
Founder, Deep Specialization™
How vertical-specific content strategies build deeper authority and trust...
Just had an eye-opening conversation about content strategy that I had to share.
At Scorpion, we didn't just run "one podcast" - we ran NINE different shows, each targeting a specific vertical:
Criminal Defense
Family Law
Franchise
Home Services
...and more
Why? Because generic content doesn't build specific trust.
Think about it from your prospect's perspective:
Would a family lawyer rather listen to a generic marketing podcast or one specifically about growing a family law practice?
Would they rather read general marketing tips or specific insights about their industry?
Would they rather see generic case studies or results from firms just like theirs?
Here’s the thing…
The riches are in the niches, but the REAL wealth is in becoming the go-to authority in multiple niches.
The beauty of this approach?
Each piece of content serves a specific audience
Your expertise compounds in each vertical
You build multiple moats around your business
Each vertical becomes a separate revenue stream
🔑 The secret: Don't dilute your message trying to speak to everyone. Instead, create dedicated content channels for each vertical you serve.
Question: Are you creating generic content for everyone, or specific content that makes your ideal clients feel like you're speaking directly to them?
About Corey Quinn
Founder, Deep Specialization™
Corey helps founder-led agencies scale through Deep Specialization™ and programmatic M&A. Former CMO of Scorpion ($20M to $200M). Author of "Anyone, Not Everyone."
