How to Build Up Your Niche Business Via Living It
When you are building a niche business, whether it be through a website and/or outside of it, one of the best ways to get more content ideas is via living that niche. When you for example love your niche topic, you are more likely to engage in it via life and it is through that engagement that you can find countless content ideas you can use when building your business. It can be through a new blog post, a new YouTube video, a social media post or all of the above.
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Hi Vitaliy! I like the idea of mixing business and pleasure together. I wouldn’t mind sharing photos but I don’t really like the idea of sharing videos of every aspect of my adventures like I’m making a documentary of some kind. Uber ride to airport, me on the plane, me walking through airport, me in the cabin or hotel, eating a meal, etc. I’ve seen videos like this on YT and it’s just not that interesting to me. lol. Just my take on it…..
Outside of making a documentary (lol), I could see adding some Gifs of myself for 10-15 seconds. Eric covered this recently. How to Add Gifs to Your Website
No one says you have to start documenting your life or anything like that. It's just simply you sharing whatever videos/content is relevant to your niche.
So if I film myself fixing something in the house, I don't even need to film my face, just the instructions, not me going around showcasing how messed up my house is lol.
I think you're confusing what I'm suggesting for people who constantly film themselves online to be "influencers" which I honestly detest. What I'm recommending is nothing like that. In fact for most of my videos, people don't even see me.
There must be things in your everyday life relevant to your niche. I don't think that filming your breakfast is interesting unless yu are cooking breakfast on a mountain side and your niche is hiking, camping, etcetera
Yes, that’s what I’m talking about, the “influencers”. That’s what I don’t like and don’t want to do.
I do understand what you’re saying better now. Great vlog as always my friend.
We often forget that we are business owners after leaving the computer.
Doing things within our niche is surely a suggestion that adds good things to our content.
The personal involvement makes the writing more relatable.
Thanks for reminding us.
Sami
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Love it! I actually do this for three of my sites because I write and promote affiliate marketing in my real life, too. The third one I am not happy to be living with but the type 2 diabetes site is about a lot of my struggles with the disease and how to make it better!
Thanks for the pointers!
Karin
No problem!