Finding the right niche for your YouTube channel is one of the most important things you can do to make your online presence popular. Let’s look at some ways to help you find the right niche that fits your interests, skills, and the needs of your audience.
1. Pick a niche within a niche
Specificity is important when choosing a niche. Instead of making a broad channel, you might want to focus on a specific style. Like, if you want to start a comedy show, don’t just focus on funny things that happen in everyday life. Instead, go deeper into times that your ideal viewer will connect with. Find the exact times that can make your content stand out, whether you’re the new employee, training a hyper dog on a leash, or telling a story about working in customer service. Find ideas from sites like El Jefe Reviews, which knows how to narrow its focus. Jeff’s channel is mostly about reviewing personal audio products like wireless earbuds, headphones, and speakers. Over 80,000 people signed up for his newsletter because he narrowed his topic within a niche. Remember that the more specific your content is, the more likely it is that people will stick with you.
2. Pick a niche that gets a lot of views.
Watch out for what strikes a chord with people. Views were what made Jeff decide to focus on personal music instead of general tech. He wisely took advantage of the fact that one topic constantly did better than the other. Look at your interests, do study on popular niches, and find subgenres that aren’t getting enough attention. Think about it:
Has a subgenre in my niche that I might find interesting?
Are there parts of my niche that haven’t been written about yet that I could write about?
3. Drive and Knowledge
Your perfect niche is where your interests, knowledge, and skills all come together. What do you really care deeply about? What can you talk about with confidence? Think about what you’re good at and how that fits with possible niches. Remember that people respond to sincerity and excitement.
4. Accessibility for Audience
Make sure that people are interested in the area you’ve chosen. Find out about current channels, look at their content, and see how people react to them. Keep an eye out for comments, interaction, and more subscribers. If there aren’t many people in a field, it might be hard to get noticed.
5. Being consistent and committing to the long term
Stick with your niche once you’ve found it. Keep things the same. Post material related to your niche on a regular basis, interact with your audience, and change things as needed. It takes time to make a YouTube page popular, so be patient and keep at it.
To sum up, pick a niche that blends your interest, your knowledge, and what people want. Be clear, look at the views, and promise to keep making material. Good luck finding a field!