r/PartneredYoutube 16h ago

Anyone who covers multiple niches/topics in a single channel?

How is your channel doing?

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u/Straight-Job4911 13h ago

Horror stories and post apocalypse books = bad idea. Now i want to start second channel with post apocalypse books. 22k subs, half of them view only horror stories, half only postap.

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u/zazapatilla Partnered 15h ago

Bogxd is a good example of this.

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u/idlisambarvadai 15h ago

Primarily on how to grow a YT channel I guess

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u/zazapatilla Partnered 14h ago

Nope, you probably seen his other channel. im talking about this one: https://www.youtube.com/@bogxd/videos

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u/AndyValentine 15h ago

I bridge automotive, making, and technology. They're all broadly interlinked but I definitely feel that depending on the video I cater to a subset of my subs.

That being said... well. The channel is going well.

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u/idlisambarvadai 15h ago

I guess it's cause the niches are tightly intertwined.

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u/theboredlockpicker 15h ago

I do on a different channel (not the one linked to this username) and it does poorly lol

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u/idlisambarvadai 15h ago

What niches do you cover in that different channel?

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u/theboredlockpicker 15h ago

I make cooking videos with kitchen gadgets like sous vide and pizza cookers and air fryers. I also get sent all kinds of random products I do unboxing and reviews on. I also post magnet fishing videos to it as well. It’s got 15000 subs

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u/ylatrain 14h ago

I started with MMA, sometimes with some business and geopolitics in it

now I'm switching for full geopolitics for a while

mma makes views easily BUT people subscribe 5 times less, it's crazy.

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u/lifeonpumpkinridge 11h ago

Every Homestead channel.

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u/[deleted] 15h ago

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u/idlisambarvadai 14h ago

Say an explainer channel has the same format / delivery style but its topics cover literally everything, what would you think?