A good hunch.
Better evidence.
Keep your audience research in one place. Compare possible niches, plan a small content test, and record what deserves another try.
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A niche worth
exploring further.
Write down evidence before rating an idea. These are your judgments, not market predictions. A weak score points to a question you can investigate.
Five similar questions from the right people can be more useful than a trend with no connection to your skills. Check the source, geography and date; popularity alone does not show willingness to pay.
How to research keywords and trends ↗Your niche ideas
Up to 30 ideas per device. Each rating remains visible so you can compare trade-offs.
One change.
One clear question.
Choose a metric and a review window before the post. Compare similar formats, topics and audiences. Keep the context alongside the numbers.
A tutorial averages 12 seconds of watch time. Similar follow-up tutorials average 15 seconds. That is +3 seconds, or +25% relative to the baseline. It is a useful signal to investigate; differences in audience or topic could also explain it.
Learn how to interpret results ↗Your experiments
Use Edit to add results and your next action. Review dates are planning notes; this tool does not send reminders.
Take the next useful step.
Turn an audience problem into a useful demonstration, then include the work in your media kit.