Episode 268

The first initial hurdle for any content creator is niche selection. But even after you’ve made that choice you still may need to rethink, fine tune, and pivot your niche. In this episode Nathan and Julia discuss steps you can take to evaluate your niche at any stage of your channel or site.

“When you are trying to get new ideas…it’s very important not to look for the perfect idea.” – Nathan

Main Topic: Rethinking Your Niche

00:37  Niche Selection
03:29  Finding Comparable Channels
09:00  Defining Success
13:58  Crowded Niches
24:04  The Chicken Puzzle Brainstorm
31:09  The Most Important Thing

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