Guide · Updated October 2026
Running a foreign-audience YouTube channel means making videos for overseas viewers to earn higher RPM than from Vietnamese viewers. Lists of "hot niches" online are usually already crowded by the time you read them. A surer approach: understand which niche groups pay well, then measure each specific topic to see if the door is still open.
Try digging 1 foreign-audience niche
Estimated ranges DeepNiche uses in Channel Analysis, not an income guarantee. Audiences in other countries are multiplied by a market factor — see RPM table by country.
| Niche group | Estimated RPM |
|---|---|
| Finance / Investing | 8,0–15 |
| Tech / AI | 4,0–8,0 |
| News / Current affairs | 1,0–2,5 |
| Education / Skills | 3,0–6,0 |
| Health / Healing | 3,0–6,0 |
| Animals / Nature | 2,0–4,0 |
| Food / Lifestyle | 1,5–3,5 |
| Movie / Story reviews | 1,0–3,0 |
| Entertainment / Comedy | 0,50–2,0 |
These are common groups, not a recommendation — each group has sub-topics that are still open and sub-topics that are already saturated.
It means running a YouTube channel whose audience is mainly overseas (US, Japan, Europe…), usually in that country’s language, to earn higher ad RPM than from Vietnamese viewers.
There is no niche that is easy for everyone. The right niche for you is one you can keep making for 3 months and where young channels are winning — measure with Niche Dig before choosing.
Yes, if each video has its own value (angle, compilation, storytelling) and you disclose synthetic content when needed. Mass-compiling existing content easily loses monetization.
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