What should I post on YouTube? YouTube content pillars end the debate
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Summary: tl;dr Your niche is who you serve. Your pillars are the four-ish subjects you keep returning to. Size a pillar with the 20/20 test: 20 video ideas today, 20 more a year from now. If it can’t rule any idea out, it’s too broad. If it’s dry by video ten, it’s too narrow. A pillar is a subject promise, not a format. One pillar can hold tutorials, stories, calculations, and reactions without losing its
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