If you want to be seen as the expert in any niche, these are the five types of content that I would highly recommend that you prioritize.

If you want to be seen as the expert in any niche, these are the five types of content that I would highly recommend that you prioritize. And I'll let you in on a secret, even if you're not an expert, these types of content will make you look like one. So do with that information what you will, but don't be sneaky. Don't mislead people. First type of content is reaction content. And you've probably seen a lot of this on your feed. An anthropologist reacts to this video of a monkey. A nutritionist reacts to this diet advice. This works because you're giving people immediate context as to who you are. If you have your title on the screen, that's credibility. They've reason to listen to you but also you're borrowing attention from something that people already care about especially if you stitch this with like a popular podcast clip or a YouTube video or a viral trend. The next type of content is audit content and this is actually what grew my account initially. Basically with this kind of content you take what is already working in your industry or your space and you break down why it's working. The way that I did this is that I did audits of popular influencers or content creators accounts. I showed what they were doing well and how other people could use that information but it could be a graphic designer breaking down why certain logos work or maybe you're like an SEO specialist and you're breaking down website designs. You're essentially showing people your expertise rather than just telling people hey I'm really good at what I do. The next type of content is contrarian content and this is where you take any common beliefs or myths in your industry and you disrupt them. You flip them on their head. You basically say the opposite. It's a way of counter positioning yourself and making yourself stand out. Now obviously you need to back up any opinions that you have or else you're not going to establish that credibility and trust. The next type of content is scenario content or what I would do if content. So what I would do if I wanted 10,000 followers in the next month or what I would do if I was a first-time buyer on 30 grand a year with no savings. This works because people see themselves reflected in that scenario so any advice that you give feels very practical and relevant and useful. And then the last type which is the hardest to do is common problems and unique solutions. So you want to take a look at the most common questions that people have in your industry but you want to make sure that the advice that you're giving when you do videos on these things is different from what is already being said. It's any kind of content where people watching the video are going, oh my god, I've never heard it explained like that before or I've never heard that advice for this thing before. And it is harder to pull off if you don't have your own like unique frameworks or methods for doing things. So go and use those types of content and show everybody what an expert you are.