Pick one topic for your personal brand by testing what actually works with your audience. The speaker tried fashion, hair, and music before relationship content took off, then doubled down on what gained traction.
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they start? Oh man, this is, this is such a good one. It's a long-winded answer, but I'll keep it short and sweet. Number one, pick a niche. And what I mean by that is like pick a topic. If you're going to talk about relationships, talk about relationships. You're going to talk about cameras, talk about cameras. If you're going to talk about shoes, talk about shoes, whatever it is, it needs to be something that you're pretty knowledgeable about mixed with a little bit of passion. I knew a lot about relationships. I'd been in quite a, quite a many, quite a many, I guess you want to call it. So I knew a lot about attraction between men and women, what worked, what didn't. Right. So I was like, All right, cool. But before I did that, I was like a scientist. I like tested things. Maybe people want to see my fashion stuff. Nobody wanted to see that. Maybe people want to see my hair tutorials. Nobody wanted to see that. Music. Maybe people wanted to see my music. Nobody wanted to see that. I started doing the boyfriend stuff, the relationship stuff. People wanted to see that. So I was like, okay, cool. People are validating me as an expert in this field. I'm gonna double down on it.