Wouldn't it be great to just have clarity on who your videos are for? and not have to sit around debating for 20 billion hours a week on what video to make next? Over the course of publishing 700+ videos I struggled with this immensely. So I'm going to make this simple for you. ❇️You are the niche.❇️ you can make videos about whatever you want the answer here is do whatever you can do sustainably so that you can do it long enough to figure out what you really want your channel to be about, based on audience reactions ❇️YOU WILL FIND YOUR NICHE FASTER IF YOU JUST START POSTING ABOUT WHAT YOUR INTERESTED IN. Action Creates Clarity So if you have a good idea, do it. Now what happens when you pick a niche and then you start getting the itch to make other types of content make a second channel. This is what really helped me. There are many things I would like to make a video about. But because I'm trying to build a high ticket offer, those videos wouldn't serve my ideal clients and they wouldn't work well on my channel. So i can just post those videos on another channel whenever i get the urge to make them This allows me to stay super niche on my main channel without burning out, because I have another creative outlet. So if you're just starting out, maybe don’t pick a niche. And just go exploring and see what you find You Can always niche down later when you have more data to go off of. I hope this helps. Comment what your niche is and how you found it.

That is what I get asked again and again, in the comments to my videos, mainly from audience using no name and no picture (!). Maybe this is old fashioned, but I like to see the people that want to know that. What‘s your experience on the topic and do you share personal details like this, even if they are not content relevant?

Hey everyone! I’m in the process of creating a website to include in my YouTube profile, but I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the options out there and could really use some guidance. Here’s what I’m hoping my site can do: - Email signup: I want to collect emails for subscriptions and future updates. - Shop page: I’d like to offer freebies for now, with the option to add paid digital products later (like printables). - Blog posts: to accompany some of my long-form videos I’ve used WordPress in the past, but honestly found it really steep and complicated. I’m looking for something that’s user-friendly, affordable, and not overly technical, but still allows me to grow over time. Has anyone built a similar site and can recommend a platform that fits these needs? I’d love to hear your experiences, what worked well, and what challenges to watch out for. TIA!

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In terms of my channel I have only posted one video, however I am planning on being consistent and making more. I'm trying to do a daily video myself just to make it and get reps, and not posting it just yet. I do have a question. I think the format that I would most enjoy and be best at is podcasting. It feels really good doing so. How can I find/reach out to others who are likeminded and would like to join me for one episode? I imagine I would have to build a bigger brand, or is it achievable right now? My interests are health and wellness, psychology, philosophy, herbalism, human design I did do a podcast with a friend of mine who works at a local herb shop. I really enjoyed it and thought it went well.