Hi [First Name],
Thanks for grabbing the channel niche and trailer checklists. Here is your download page, in case you need it again:
[Link To Your Download Page]
You will find two checklists there, each as a printable PDF and an editable Word file. Checklist 1 takes you from a list of interests to a niche you can defend in one sentence, with your first twenty video titles. Checklist 2 helps you make the trailer that explains your channel to every new visitor.
If you only have ten minutes today, try this:
- List the topics you know well enough to teach a beginner, and any you are happy to learn in public.
- In a separate list, write your genuine interests. Circle where the two lists overlap.
- Pick one overlap and narrow it. 'Fitness' is a category. 'Strength training for people over fifty' is a niche with a clear viewer and a clear promise.
- Then write down who that channel is not for.
That last step feels strange, but it sharpens a niche faster than describing who it is for. A channel trying to please everyone tends to reach almost no one.
Those four steps are Part 1 of Checklist 1, so you will already be ahead when you open it.
Over the next few days I will send you a few short emails with the most useful ideas from the checklists, so your channel has a clear direction and a better chance of keeping the viewers it attracts.
Talk soon,
[Your Name]
[Your Brand]
P.S. Learning in public is a valid niche angle on its own. Many viewers subscribe to follow a journey, not only to hear from an expert.
The Channel Growth Profit Kit
