Been at it for about a year. I've grown a bunch too. I was filming with a dashcam and had that stacked on a pile of books on a chair in my living room initially. Now I got a nicer camera with a tripod and a mic and everything! Well background is still my extra room, but hey! It's something!
If you want to check my channel out here!Been at it for about a year. I've grown a bunch too. I was filming with a dashcam and had that stacked on a pile of books on a chair in my living room initially. Now I got a nicer camera with a tripod and a mic and everything! Well background is still my extra room, but hey! It's something!
Edit Since it's been pointed out to me, If you want to check my channel out here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Vao5VMA2gI67OdwXkDoPg
Well I did a search on youtube for coffee review I found these channels dedicated to coffee.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TopRatedCoffeeMaker1/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/SeattleCoffeeGear/videos
The first channel has 1,000 subs the second channel has 60,000 which is a lot more.
I also did a search for book reviews I found these channels: https://www.youtube.com/user/ArielBissett/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/hailsheartsnyc/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/booksbetterthanfood/videos
Subscribers are 100,000, 80,000 and 10,000
So both niches are fairly small. But if you combine the two maybe you'll do really well?
I think it's worth a shot because you could also do book giveaways to your subscribers. Books are very cheap at Goodwill and thrift shops. Like 1$ each for decent books. You just pull off the goodwill sticker and after the review do a giveaway to grow the channel subscribers.
You could say "Like, share & subscribe to the channel for a chance to win this book". You'd just have to pay for shipping but overall you'd probably gain a ton of subscribers.
Honestly I might even do this it sounds pretty good. But I prefer to drink tea. So if I do it I'll just be drinking tea reviewing books.