Find A YouTube Niche That’s Perfect For YOU

Learn how to find a niche for a YouTube channel that's sustainable, profitable and will keep you motivated. When you choose a YouTube niche it's going to be something that you'll get fully immersed in. Not just because you need to in order to make videos but because everything else will start revolving around it. It will become what you think about and what you're known for. This video shares tips for how to choose wisely.

🚀 Tools and services I recommend:

TubeBuddy - Channel growth and management tool for YouTubers. Over 90 different tools to help you with your channel.

Streamyard, the easiest live streaming software on earth!

VidIQ - Rank your videos in search and use AI tools to grow your channel.

TubeSpanner - The all-in-one YouTube toolkit that will help you plan, create and promote your content. If you're a content creator, you're going to love this, it does everything the other tools don't.

Creator Mix - FREE music for your content without worries of copyright issues. This service was created by my brother Dee and myself for creators.

Streamer Templates - Pro overlay templates for your Streamyard live streams.

Camtasia - Industry leading screen recorder and video editing software for creators.

Spreadshop - Print on demand merch for creators. Create and sell merch to your viewers for free!

Rev - Video captioning, sub titles and translations.

Epidemic Sound - A great resources for high quality music and sound effects. It's not free but their huge library is worth it.

TuberTools - Video graphics and more for Youtubers (✔️ my website):

✅ Learn more about YouTube on my podcast

✅ Recommended playlists:

Step-by-step YouTube guides to help you get better at YouTube

Mistakes Youtubers make and how to avoid them

My Top Videos For New YouTubers

Disclaimer: Some of these links go to one of my websites and some are affiliate links where I'll earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.

[leosthrivwithautism]

Nick because of you and your brother it’s how I e been able to grow from 70 to 457 subscribers. I’m still speechless that I’ve even accomplished this much. But every time I see a new subscriber it just gives me that extra push to keep going because it shows me I must be doing this right! Thank you for everything! Your advices really do truly help.

[TheCreatorClassroom]

When you love what you do, it shows. And when it shows, it becomes contagious. ❤

[JohnDrummondPhoto]

The coolest thing I've had happen from starting a photography channel was being recognized by a viewer two weeks ago while doing my last shoot. I'm not a big channel but it's a joy to learn first-hand that I'm reaching people and bringing them value. If you have a particular passion and the desire to share that passion with others, JUST DO IT.

[Bray-Official]

BIGGEST MISTAKE: starting a youtube channel that you aint passionate about

[screamstreamcast]

Finding your niche is something we hear all the time and for good reason. But what about those of us with ADHD? Many of us have this issue of "hobby hopping" where we hyperfocus on a hobby until we've learned all we can about it over the course of a few weeks, and then we're on to the next hobby. My channel is focused on horror movie reviews and I've been doing it since 2013. My issue is that I go through these phases where I stop watching horror altogether and my content stagnates until I come back around to it eventually. How do we make that our niche? How do we take the fact that we can't base our entire personalities on one thing forever and make a youtube channel? I currently upload to two channels and the lack of consistency is killing them. I know this is a tough one to answer and I don't expect a solid, "here's what you do, " but if you or any of your viewers have some thoughts, I'd love to hear them.

[Taishenkai]

I tried many niches in the past but many didn’t give me the edge I need to continuously do it but finally I do and you can too just keep trying

[gamernamedazzim]

For me, Beside Gaming, I have a passion for watching marvel & dc related movies and tv shows. Also, I did play marvel and dc related video games in the past. Thus, I will use that passion to improve my YouTube Channel from 2023 and beyond.

[jsavannah]

Relatable! I have some high value business skills that make sense to niche around, but when I imagine all the “how to” videos and other social content I’d have to make, UGH! It seems like a tedious chore. I know from having been in that situation in the past. I feel stuck, not wanting to start something that I don’t feel genuinely eager to do.

[CLEliasArt]

Thank you for your expertise, and your method of delivery. While there are many YT advice channels, yours is the only one I subscribe to. I sincerely appreciate your clarity, calmness, and poise. You are inspiring.✨

[derryXDINES]

When I started consistently posting in 2018, I thought my life was interesting enough to sustain making videos (vlogs) about me. During a trip to Montreal, where I actually had 3 daily vlogs I shot and edited and posted on the same day (which was nuts and I do not recommend for a vacation), I noticed people were more interested in hearing my food reactions. So I took that data plus the fact that I had built a fairly popular local food blog back in 2010 and just decided to lean into that side of it. It's actually allowed me to recycle and refresh some old topics, which is convenient if I ever feel like i'm running out of stuff to talk about.

[aceknight]

my issue with finding a niche is that what i want to make content about(which is game playthoughs or just about games in general) is too oversaturated and there's too much of it so its not an easy thing to make content about and stand out. thats abt the only thing preventing me from making a fresh channel and starting content creation

[DhanPersaudPool]

I'm very passionate about referencing pop culture all the time in my vlogs with clips and qoutes! Im always excited and consider my self an afficiado! I like to add references that are relatable and understandable! Im still a small youtuber but i know that i can do well in my niche!

[DosBrosSouthbay]

Boy, how you said it’s like you are reading us we got now so much footage doing the thing We love that we got material for months. Thanks for all the great advice always nick

[SnarkNSass]

I made up a title for my niche.... Crazy Weirdo GenXr Chaos....
Anybody else??? 😢 I feel like the lone stranger 😂😂😂😂😂

[joshrathbun]

I am struggling with changing my niche over to my passion/love for travel videography and photography because i feel its saturated with a ton of content. But then again the niche im currently in is saturated with a ton of content.... insecurity at its finest lol

[rami.raidy.]

thanks mate, amazing content, I'm a new person to these concepts, this really helped, keep it up my man

[sweenz]

@NickNimmin Says in under 4 minutes, what others take 20-30 minutes to get to...Great to the point video Nick!!

[danbuffington]

Nice subliminal B-roll in the background

[Merisor.]

This video really helps <3 I am a FIFA gaming channel and i really think about that game at school and in my free time. I curently have 185 subs and growing. I really needed some motivation to finally edit the last part of the video that will soon come on my channel. THANKS🤩❤❤

[idflipthat]

We created a Reseller Showdown Game show that we do livestream and everyone loves it. It has changed our channel around to where we are building up hours! Where we weren’t getting hours before.