Just Started a Youtube Channel

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I have just started a YouTube channel in oddlysatisfying niche what do you guys think about it, is it good.

In my opinion this niche provides longer watch time and attracts people didn't know about it's cpm cost but I have seen many channels of this niche to get monitized. So I am trying too posting one video a day using related keywords on title.

What would I do more to increase my video views any suggestions or methods ?
 
I don't know about it.

Is there something wrong with this niche please aware me now so I can drop
 
Clickbait thumbnails, the right keywords (Tedbuddy or VidIQ) and maybe some SMM boost from the market place
 
Interestingly, you approach your YouTube channel based on its monetization potential. You're talking about CPM as well as related keywords and level of competition.

I'd say that you're on the right track.

But something is missing. You forgot the viewer.

At the end of the day, for you to make money off your YouTube channel, you have to give your viewers what they're looking for.

This is not even a matter of attracting the right eyeballs. Instead, this is all about delivering value.

So if I were you and I've discovered a sub-niche in YouTube that has the qualities your talking about, I would check out what other channels in that niche are doing.

Pay attention to the topics that they talk about. Look at their presentation.

Do they use animation or whiteboards? Or is it just a guy talking to a screen or is there a combination of all sorts of video presentations and formats?

Pay close attention to the comments.

When you look at all this information and other related stuff, you begin to connect the dots. You begin to come up with a profile of what the ideal viewer in that niche wants to see.

Once you get that information, just produce that kind of content and everything else will fall into place because you already have the fundamentals down.

You're talking about keywords, you're talking about CPM, you're interested in competition levels.

That's all well and good. You're almost there.

But do not forget the most important piece — the viewer.
 
Interestingly, you approach your YouTube channel based on its monetization potential. You're talking about CPM as well as related keywords and level of competition.

I'd say that you're on the right track.

But something is missing. You forgot the viewer.

At the end of the day, for you to make money off your YouTube channel, you have to give your viewers what they're looking for.

This is not even a matter of attracting the right eyeballs. Instead, this is all about delivering value.

So if I were you and I've discovered a sub-niche in YouTube that has the qualities your talking about, I would check out what other channels in that niche are doing.

Pay attention to the topics that they talk about. Look at their presentation.

Do they use animation or whiteboards? Or is it just a guy talking to a screen or is there a combination of all sorts of video presentations and formats?

Pay close attention to the comments.

When you look at all this information and other related stuff, you begin to connect the dots. You begin to come up with a profile of what the ideal viewer in that niche wants to see.

Once you get that information, just produce that kind of content and everything else will fall into place because you already have the fundamentals down.

You're talking about keywords, you're talking about CPM, you're interested in competition levels.

That's all well and good. You're almost there.

But do not forget the most important piece — the viewer.

This!
 
Are u sure channel will be monetised as yt is strict with reused content ? To search keywords use vidiq and maybe fill them in the description,keep title good don't stuff keywords, thumbnails matter for cvr and keep good retention .If u can watch the video yourself without being bored youre good to go.
 
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