Richmond DinhCreator & Founder of Tiny Challenges™

5 Signs Your Niche Is Too Broad..

19 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this concise instructional video, Richmond Dinh outlines five clear indicators that a creator’s or entrepreneur’s niche is overly broad. He explains that using the word “people” in an I‑help statement signals a vague audience, labeling the problem instead of the target audience shows a lack of focus, inability to describe what you do in a single sentence indicates unclear positioning, lacking a tangible, well‑defined outcome for the offer points to an unfocused value proposition, and low engagement from ideal clients reveals that the audience isn’t properly identified. These signs collectively guide viewers to sharpen their niche by defining a specific audience, clear problem‑solving focus, succinct positioning, concrete outcomes, and targeted engagement.

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Here are 5 signs that your niche is too broad. 1, your I help statement has the word people in it. People means everybody. 2, you label the problem you solve rather than who you solve it for. 3, when someone asks you what you do, you struggle to answer it in one sentence. 4, you struggle to have a tangible, clearly defined outcome for your offer. And 5, your ideal clients do not engage in your content because you don't even know who they are. So those are the 5 signs that your niche is too broad.