Heixenberg
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- Apr 7, 2015
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The answer is really simple : put yourself in the position of the watcher what would you prefer a channel with mixed up stuff or a channel that covers only one topic ?It's inspiring to read your story, I want to start the same so I have a question.
I plan to start a few video channels with me in them, but I would like to try a faceless video channel as well.
Regarding the niche for the shorts faceless channel, I have no idea what to do.
Do you think it's a good idea to launch dozens of different shorts on the channel like crime, sports, mysteries, facts etc. and then based on what people react the best focus on that in future videos? Or mix it up all the time?
Or maybe not use the specific niche but use the same type of videos, like 'top 10' videos, 'did you know' videos, 'you won't believe this' videos etc.?
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here is my point of view from two different perspectives.
As a user when I watch a video that I like before hitting the sub button I always go and check two things :
- is the channel covering the same stuff / same niche (++ for them)
- is the channel posting frequently (which means I can expect some new stuff every week / day/ month...)
if all of the above are met they will get my sub, I think 90% of what you would consider as a good audience will do the same.
As a YouTuber it is also simple check the same things above and make sure I do them for my channel , so basically stick to one niche and post frequently with a clear schedule.

