So if you’re a content creator, when you’re creating the content, your niche has to actually match the business model.

So what I mean by that is, if you’re getting into gaming, you have to be where your audience is, which is primarily YouTube.

Or if you’re doing fashion, or do you have a fashion blog, Traffic should probably come from Lemon8, so many beginners either choose niches that are just too competitive or they’re on the wrong platform entirely.

For example, if you want to get into crypto blogging and Google is too competitive, then you want to get into YouTube, and then you end up selling a community or Discord or something.

If you’re into fishing the outdoors camping stuff, that actually works pretty good for blogging on Google because it’s not too competitive in a lot of areas.

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Think about where your audience consumes content and to make the most money as a creator, you actually have to teach in a niche.

Teach in a niche, not just create entertaining videos like the ones that I watch, that are just shorts, like people randomly drawing things or comedy videos and stuff.

They work for shorts, but they don’t work easily for monetization, for just an average person making them.

So if you can teach in a niche no matter what it is, you open up the door for affiliate revenue because you’re recommending products that people need.

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Ad revenue, Sponsorships.

Eventually you get the biggest one, which is selling your own product.

Danielle LaFaver is a Trending, Lifestyle and Entertainment Writer and Photographer at Scrape Salad who focuses on Life Blogging, Beauty, and Fashion. She is currently working with Lemon8.com, Fitness Flixx, Jeremy Lee LaFaver, Shein and other agencies.