How to Find YOUR Niche on YouTube - 5 Easy Tips

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In this video Heather from Think Media shows you how to find your niche on YouTube. Finding a profitable niche is very important if you want to go full time on YouTube. Niching down is a great strategy to get more views and subscribers on your YouTube channel.

[Nifaratheicon]

“ you don’t have to be the expert. You just have to be the friend” I needed that. Ridding myself of this imposter syndrome when it comes to giving advice to other people

[AnvydeTour]

"What you’re known for today, doesn’t have to be what you’re known for tomorrow". Love it

[somycolleaguescantfindme]

To those who just started out on YouTube, I hope we all stay strong and make it one day! 😇

[mood]

As a recently diagnosed diabetic and a passionate hobby cook i am currently putting the two together to start my own cooking channel. Its a lot of work....but...i take my encouragement from think media and the great information you guys give, thank you.

[edhsanatorium]

The best Niche is to be yourself! You are unique so just be your self as much as posible and dont be afraid to fail.

[samheedy]

How to figure out what niche is for you?

1. Identify your interests and passions.
2. Identify problems you can help to solve.
3. Research your competitors.
4. Define the profitability of your niche.
5. Test your idea.

[TylerSinden]

Thinking of yourself as a guide or mentor is such a great way to get over the hump of getting started. Not thinking you need to be an expert eliminates one barrier to you thinking you can do it!

[DanFrullani]

It took me almost one year to figure out my niche...I've been experimenting till I found what worked best and luckily...that's also my greatest passion related to cameras, gear, photos and video making.

[MusicandChill]

*_sticking in one particular niche is the hardest part in my YT journey._*

[RELAXnRENOVATE]

“You can’t steer a parked car”. I like that. Thanks so much, Heather. You guys are awesome! I always feel so much more confident about my channel after I watch Think Media.

[spideyscott]

I want to niche down on pop culture and being a guide/friend on current and vintage pop culture.

[bigthought]

I often teach in my videos to stick to niche BUT also experiment with some trendy content that has the potential to blow up as that is what will give you that initial boost that a new YouTuber needs.

[funnypetmoments]

Came across Think media some months ago and never really follow but 2 weeks ago trying to start a YouTube channel following some advice given on youtube about niches It was all wrong . Listening to you today a year after this video came out and I am totally relatable . When you ask what are you passionate about in my mind I got stuck lol . Telling myself now those channels I create would never have no value because I don't even know what is my true passion . I have so many things I want to talk about or what I can do but still finding that 1 niche that will be successful for me. Thank you Think media I will be munching down on you all videos until I get it right .

[Bilalforyou]

All my blessings to those, who just started their new YouTube channel 😇

[GengoSenmon]

"You just have to be a friend that is one step ahead" That's really powerful. I'm in an education-related niche and I thought you had to be a top expert in the field for people to even listen to you but that's not the case at all!

[axlent]

From the start, you said to nix the idea of having to be an expert, but being a friend instead. That was a good paradigm shift for Many of us beginners.

[koRiAnaV]

This is such a big help, i have been really thinking hard about rebranding, i accidentally just blow up my channel last year but it was basically out of experiment and these days ive been really thinking that its not exactly what the direction i want for my channel on the first place, thank you so much for clearing my mind

[keepaustinketo]

I’m new trying to find my niche. Cycling, weightlifting, and my journey.

[instapeace]

Found my niche and just started ths Youtube channel trying to spread good vibes And serve humanity. Lets make world a better place to live at.hav a great day guys

[abbyjoystudio]

I think it’s also relevant and helpful if you think about your target *audience* versus just you target ^topic. When you think about your audience and how they behave, you’ll be able to put some spin and combinations together with your main topic.

For example, my target audience is creative girls who want to use photography to build their personal brand. I know these girls also appreciate style, faith, and exploring so that affects my content diversity.