How to search and pick a niche ?

Be specific on how you want to monitize the yt channel. Is it the views you are after or the sales. If just views, then spot trends. There are various tools Nextlev, subscribr etc which are built specifically for finding and replicating viral content. And be active on the YT community on X to know what's going on in that space

Pick a niche that interests you and is in demand.

Create content for kids—it’s always relevant

kurt3535 said:

Okay guys post me to best bhw niche picking ways topics . I want to read them all esspecially for youtube ones.

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for utube, do not just chase a niche bczz someone says it is profitable. look for threads showing actual channel examples, traffic sources, RPMs nd how the creator found the niche. those real case studies are usually way more useful than generric niche lists.

If your goal is to make money from YouTube, not just for the passion of sharing knowledge or making videos, then search online for lists of content creators who have had problems with YouTube's new regulations and avoid those topics.

I think choosing a niche based on your own interest and checking the competition is a good starting point. For YouTube, audience demand is probably the most important thing to look at.

Niches are endless. If the goal is to make money, you need to focus on videos that generate the highest ad revenue.

For example:
- 1-hour pimple-popping videos generate good revenue.
- American TV shows and movies generate good revenue. In the past, Judge Judy, Bob the Singer, Spanish TV episodes, and many other types of content generated extremely high revenue.
- Car-related videos are another good niche.

If you are creating original videos, you need to have some actual skill or expertise in a particular area. Not everyone can create every type of content successfully.
For example, travel videos generate good revenue, but you need to have the skills to create good travel content.
And when researching a niche, one of the first things I recommend is checking whether the channels you are using as examples are actually monetized. You can check this with "TuberLife YouTube monetization checker" before using a channel as a reference.

The best signal is when channels with average production quality are still pulling views. That usually means demand is doing more of the work than the creator’s brand.

Then make 10–20 videos and test it. You’ll learn more from real CTR, retention and impressions than from another 50 niche-picking threads.

I would start with topics that I would have a basic understanding of and then narrow it down based on volume and competition

Oh I have one for free - stocks market bullshit. Example:

1. Pick any drop/raise in price
2. Zoom in really hard, so there will be only this movement that stands out
3. Convert data to more terrifying (i.e. "$10,000,000,000 wiped from market" looks scarier than "S&P drops 1.3%")
4. Talk shit in camera about how "bubble is popping, finally affordable housing" etc.

Below are 1M and 1D (cropped in the right moment) graphs of Nasdaq, so you can get the idea. You can do this indefinitely. You can apply it to any media format and platform, reddit loves these for example.