nichely

comparative more nichely · superlative most nichely

1. In a niche manner.
   1. With a narrow or specialized appeal.

      It might even be a communication from a celebrity or nichely famous person that would be exclusive to those on the text message list.

      2010, Kim Dushinski, “Mobile Marketing: Integrate This Powerful Tool with Your Social Media Marketing”, in Mitch Meyerson, editor, Success Secrets of the Social Media Marketing Superstars, Entrepreneur Media Inc., →ISBN, page 286

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      Mama Meyers is a stripper (played by Zombie’s nichely talented wife, Sherri Moon Zombie), who seems to be the only one who shows any form of kindness and thought towards young Michael (or the Meyers baby).

      2007 September 20, Ryan Ferrier, “REVIEW: Rob Zombie’s Halloween”, in Giant Killer Squid, archived from the original on 01 May 2009

      I’ve been writing for over a decade and speaking on stages around the world for years—I’m “nichely” famous in certain spaces—but the virality of what happened in the summer of 2022 was the accidental catapult beyond that niche and into a worldwide conversation.

      2024, Arielle Egozi, Being Bad, San Francisco: Chronicle Prism, →ISBN, page 2