The Niche vs. Theme Mindset

A niche is who you serve.
A theme is how you serve them.

Instead of locking yourself into a single topic (e.g. "fitness" or "skincare"), try defining your content through a bigger lens:

• What is the transformation I help people achieve?

• What belief or idea ties my content together?

Example:

• Niche: Millennial women with busy schedules

• Theme: Simplifying wellness routines

• Content topics: Morning habits, 5-minute meals, sleep hacks, stress relief

Same person, multiple formats. Freedom without confusion.

Define Your Core Pillars

Great creators don’t just post anything. They build around 2-3 content pillars that support their mission.

Ask:

• What can I talk about endlessly?

• What does my audience already associate with me?

• What does the algorithm reward me for?

Action step: Write down 3 pillar topics that feel aligned with your identity and useful to your audience.

Find the Emotional Thread

People follow creators for how they make them feel.

Is your content:

• Aspirational?

• Relatable?

• Entertaining?

• Educational?

Clarify your emotional tone and style, so even when the topic shifts, your content still feels cohesive.

Be Known for a POV, Not a Topic

Short-form content evolves fast. Being "the guy who talks about Instagram growth" might work now, but platforms shift.

Instead, anchor to your Point of View:

• What unique take do you have on your space?

• What are you against?

• What makes your voice different?

POV builds brand. Topics come and go.

Final Thought

Your niche isn’t a prison — it’s a platform. It’s a base for clarity, not a ceiling for creativity.

If you can define who you serve and how you serve them, your content will stay clear and flexible.

Start there. Evolve as you grow.

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