Are you looking for unique, niche-specific ideas for your YouTube channel?
In this video, I’ll show you how I used ChatGPT, an AI tool, to generate a stack of subniche ideas for my own channel.
ChatGPT is a great resource for brainstorming and coming up with new content ideas, and it helped me get a ton of great ideas for my channel. From vertical gardening and edible landscaping to plant propagation and garden design, ChatGPT provided me with a wealth of subniche ideas to choose from.
But why is it so important to be clear about your subniche on YouTube?
By focusing on a specific subniche, you can better understand your target audience and create content that resonates with them. You’ll also be more likely to attract subscribers who are interested in your particular niche, which can help you grow your channel more effectively.
However, it’s also important to strike a balance and not be too narrow in your focus, as this can limit your content options and make it harder to sustain your channel over time.
In this video, I’ll talk about why being clear about your subniche is so important for a YouTube channel and show you how ChatGPT can help you come up with ideas within your niche.
Watch the video to see how ChatGPT’s brainstorming function helped me come up with new content ideas for my channel, and to find out what happened when it became overloaded.
If you’re interested in using ChatGPT to generate ideas for your own channel, make sure to watch the next video in the series, where I’ll show you how to get ChatGPT’s help with creating YouTube channel texts for titles and descriptions.
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AI tools for writing content:
WordAI – https://wordai.com/?ref=300d88
Jasper – https://jasper.ai?source=partner&fpr=nechama56
copi.ai – www.copy.ai?via=nsaitools
copymatic – https://copymatic.ai?via=nsiatools
vidiq chat – https://app.vidiq.com/chat/nstools