The 8 Secret Of Unlimited Content Ideas For YouTube? 🎁

Hey everyone, if you have a YouTube channel you use for organic lead generation purposes and getting clients from YT content to your business, or even if you're just running a channel for other goals like getting views and monetizing your channel (Ad Revenue).

sometimes you feel stuck about getting new content ideas for your channel, and start asking yourself things like:

What's The Next Video I'm Gonna Upload? 👀
What If This Idea Is Not Relatable For My Target Viewers? 🙄
Will It Perform Well? 😗
ETC...

It's a normal obstacle to all of the content creators on all the platforms (Not Just YouTube).

That's why, I'm gonna share with you 9 content ideation methods that you can utilize and never run out of content ideas again 💎😁

Let's Start...

#1 COMPETITORS' CONTENT

Collect 5 - 10 competitors in your niche who are creating the same content, and filter the most popular videos in their channels, then I want you to extract the best-performing videos by no. of views, likes, and comments in the last 4-8 months that are relatable to your target viewers, after that put your touch on these content ideas like change the thumbnail - editing - the way of presenting the topic and try to make it only %1 better than the competitor's video.

#2 KEYWORD RESEARCH

Use a tool like vidIQ to search for keywords in your niche that your ideal viewers are searching for on YT and then open the "questions" tab in vidIQ to get all of the questions that your ideal viewers are searching for on YouTube for that specific topic, so you can create videos about these questions.

#3 BEST-PERFORMING CONTENT ON OTHER PLATFORMS

Go on other platforms like (IG - TikTok - FB) and search for some accounts in the same niche as you, and I want you to see the best-performing content there by no. of views, likes, and comments then see if you can create a Long-Form video on YT about the same idea or not, if "YES" go and create it.

#4 NAME JACKING

Use famous characters in your space as a content idea, like if you're in the online business niche you can create something like "Iman Gadzhi's Secret Agency Growth Formula" whatever, you got the idea... by doing this you will use another person's repetition to your advantage 👀

#5 YOUR VIEWER'S COMMENTS

Go to your last videos on your channel and see the comments there, most likely you will find some people asking about a specific thing and needing a solution or an answer from you. This is a great way to create more content about something your viewers want, and preferably if the questions are asked by many people in your comments, this is a sign that tells you "This is a great content idea to create".

#6 COMPETITORS' VIEWERS COMMENTS

The same strategy as the above, but instead of getting the comments from your viewers you will get them from your competitors' viewers 🥱

#7 SOLVE YOUR IDEAL VIEWER'S PROBLEMS

This method will work best if you're using YT for lead generation and getting clients from your organic content. It's simple... Think of the problems and the pain that your ideal viewer is facing then solve it in a video. THAT'S IT.

#8 BEST ONLINE COURSES MODULES

This is a tricky one, and not many people know this. let's say that your content is about "teaching people English" for example, what you can do here to get more content ideas that you're SURE will perform well is to go on sites like Udemy.com and search for "English courses", then filter it by the best ranking to get the best ones, after that go check the course modules and see the outline lessons of this course so you can create videos about the course outlines. By doing this you will get content ideas that no one will say "No" to.

By utilizing all of these 8 content ideation methods you will NEVER run out of content ideas again as well as you will make sure that each content idea will perform well for your channel and get "The Right" traffic.

If you have any questions about getting inbound leads organically from YouTube or even about YouTube in general, don't hesitate to ask me in the DMs 💎

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