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title: '7 Unexpected Niches Making $10K+ a Month on Facebook (Real Examples)'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=ikgHp0YZ5zg'
video_id: 'ikgHp0YZ5zg'
date: 2026-09-06
duration_sec: 818
channel: 'Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose'
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# 7 Unexpected Niches Making $10K+ a Month on Facebook (Real Examples)

> Source: [7 Unexpected Niches Making $10K+ a Month on Facebook (Real Examples)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=ikgHp0YZ5zg)

## Summary

The video reveals that profitable Facebook pages exist in unexpected niches like Christian content, cooking, and motherhood, earning $10K–$26K per month. It showcases real examples and emphasizes that success comes from consistent posting and audience engagement, not the niche itself.

### Key Points

- **Christian Niche Earns $26K/Month** [02:17] — A Christian niche page made $26,000 in one month, proving that non-finance niches can be highly profitable.
- **Cooking Niche Earns $22K/Month** [03:13] — A cooking page (Jamie's Kitchen) earned $22,000, showing that food content can be lucrative.
- **Motherhood Niche Earns $10K/Month** [04:44] — A motherhood page (Erica) made over $10,000 in February, demonstrating that parenting content can generate significant income.
- **Small Following, Big Income** [04:56] — A page with just 500 followers, mostly friends and family, can turn into $20,000–$30,000 a month, showing that a large following isn't necessary.
- **Reseller Niche Earns Full-Time Income** [05:33] — A reseller niche page (Harry & Tornado) earns a full-time income by flipping items online, highlighting the potential of e-commerce content.
- **Homesteading Niche Earns $6K/Month** [07:23] — A homesteading page (NGL Josh) made $5,750, almost $6,000, showing that niche lifestyle content can be profitable.
- **Consistency is Key** [12:38] — Successful pages post consistently, often over 20 times a day, mixing text posts, images, reels, and lives to keep audiences engaged.
- **Diversify Your Pages** [09:41] — Building a second page is recommended for diversification and as a proof of concept, reducing risk and increasing income potential.

### Conclusion

The video demonstrates that profitable Facebook pages exist in unexpected niches, driven by consistent posting and audience engagement, not by the niche itself. It encourages viewers to start their own page with a topic they're passionate about and offers a course for deeper guidance.

## Transcript

I've analyzed hundreds of Facebook pages, completely different niches, and the numbers were hard to ignore. So for example, this page in the Christian niche made over $26,000 in one month. And then this page in the cooking niche pulled in $22,000.
And this page in the motherhood niche is doing $10,000 a month with a completely different style of content. These pages are nothing alike. Different audiences, different topics, different content styles. But they're all proving the same thing.
You don't need one perfect niche to win at Facebook. What you need is a niche that grabs attention and gets people to react or better engage. In this video, I'm going to show you several niches that are working right now on Facebook. I'm going to show you some real examples and also some real income reports.
So that way you can see what's actually working and stop guessing on what page to build. If you're ready, let's go. All right, before we dive into these pages, a few things I want to address. The first thing, since I have a finance page, I just assumed the reason I was making $20,000, $30,000 a month from my Facebook page
is because being in finance, the RPMs are expected to be higher. What I didn't expect to find is other pages outside the finance space that are making just as much. So none of the pages I'm going to show today are in the money space.
The second thing that you're probably wondering is how in the world did I find out how much they're making? I don't have some secret tool or some sort of AI prompt that allows me to see their analytics. Every single one of these pages has openly shared how much they're making.
So anytime I come across a post where another creator shared their earnings, I always save it and bookmark it because I know you because you're just like me. You're curious what other pages are making. And I know it's going to be great content for videos just like this. Let's go and take a look at the first page.
The first page is Josiah, Josiah Lopate, as I believe how you pronounce his last name. Now, I actually featured Josiah in another video where I highlighted other pages in other niches. So if you want to check out that video, be sure to check it out here.
We'll have a link in the description. For me, Josiah's page blew me away because it's in the Christian niche. Typically, in all my experience with blogging and being on YouTube, anytime that you deal with religion, typically the payouts are so much lower.
So when I came across his page and just saw the amount of content that he was producing, I was blown away. He's doing reels, he's doing these amazing images, and to his credit, he's built up a massive following. But then when I learned how much he was making from his Facebook page, I mean, when I tell you I was blown away, like I was blown away.
Here recently, he shared that his payout in January was for $26,000. $26,000 from his Facebook page. And just to show you it's not a fluke, he got paid $26,000 in January and then got paid another $19,000 in February.
And when you go through his page, you look through his content, it's really, really good. It's solid. He's got awesome branding. He's posting consistently and following a lot of tips I talk about where you want to have long caption and also have engaging comments.
To me, his page is a perfect example. If you have something that you're passionate about, for example, your faith, and you want to post about it, you can and also get paid well on Facebook. Here's another one that also took me by surprise.
This is a Facebook page called In Jamie's Kitchen. And if you go through her page, she posts a lot of recipes, a lot of reels showing you how to cook stuff. So basically, she is in the cooking niche. And I'm telling you, in my experience, being in the cooking niche, the baking niche, the payouts typically aren't that high.
So whenever she shared her earnings in the month of December where she got paid to be exact I was like dang that a lot of money especially for the cooking niche But don let the fact that she has a big following stop you from pursuing what you enjoy doing So
if you enjoy cooking, if you enjoy showing people the recipes and walking them through step by step how you prepare your dishes in the kitchen, Facebook is a solid platform that you can get paid for your content. Before we continue, if you're not sure whether your page or profile
is set up to be paid for Facebook, be sure to comment FMC and I'll send you my seven step Facebook monetization checklist. I break down the seven things that you need to check off the box and make sure that you can get paid. Comment FMC and I'll send you the guide right away. Let's add
another fun one to the mix of a niche that you just wouldn't expect to make five figures a month, especially on Facebook. So this niche is for all the moms out there. This is a motherhood page. This creator's name is Erica Goldstein or Goldstein. And basically where is she posting?
she's posting either daily photos she does some of these animated photos she also posts a daily reel and if we scroll through her posting you can see that she is posting very consistently this is six hours ago six hours ago seven hours ago eight hours ago so she is posting a lot of content if
I ever talk to another mom who's trying to make some extra money on the side they'd be happy if they're making an extra $500 a month maybe a thousand dollars a month anything more than that I think for most is just way too much to even comprehend.
When we look at Erica's earnings, she made over $10,000 in the month of February just from posting content to Facebook. It was funny because if you actually read this post of hers, I think this sums it up exactly, right?
And the craziest part to me is that not long ago, I was just a regular mom posting on Facebook with around 500 followers, mostly friends and family, and honestly had no idea what the hell I was doing but that this could turn into real income. Erica, this was exactly me a year ago.
I had no idea I could make real money on Facebook and now making over $20,000, $30,000 a month? Like, I'm still in denial about it. But if you're a mom looking to make a little extra money and you want to get ideas on what you can post, go to Erica's page.
She posts a lot of content, a lot of reels, a lot of photos. You can get a good sense of the flow that she has and how much she's posting to see, could this work for you? Does that mean that you have to post as much as she does? Absolutely not. Start with a posting schedule that you're comfortable with
and then grow it from there. Here's another fun one that I came across. This is Harry Tornado. And based on the description here, they are full-time husband and wife YouTubers and resellers showing you how to make money by finding and flipping items online. And the thing I love about this is that they're basically a
business owner where they are going out and trying to make money from flipping items they find in different places, right? In addition to making money from that business, now they're also highlighting and showcasing how they do it on their page here. So now they're actually getting paid
to show you how they do what they do. And if you look through their content, it's a combination of reels, you've got photos, different deals that they find, a lot of behind the scenes of how they're making money from the reseller. Imagine that you grow this to where you're making a decent
living, where you can actually make a full-time income, and then you start posting to Facebook on top of it. Looks like they had some massive growth during that stretch, so I can only imagine what their earnings are now. Their page is just another example. When you find a topic that you
enjoy talking about, that you enjoy producing content around, you can get paid very well on Facebook by sharing what you know or what you learn. All right, so this one is a little unique For me, I'm not even really sure what niche that I would put this in.
This guy's page is NGL Josh. I'm not even sure what NGL stands for. But in his description it reads Off Homesteader Sobriety Activist All Glory to Jesus Christ Never Gonna Lose So for his niche let go with Off Homesteader And if you go through his page here it looks like he did a live got some comments there
He's doing some reels, another live, got some text posts and picture posts, more pictures. So here's a reel. So he's doing a combination of content, which is what you'd like to see on a solid Facebook page. You want to experiment with pictures.
You want to experiment with text posts. Do lives. Do stories. Even though he has a massive following here on Facebook, it looks like he was recently invited into Facebook content monetization. Because it looks like his earnings didn't start until late January.
But even still, he's made $5,750, almost $6,000, all from sharing content about his homesteading life. I mean, when you think about the way that he's living, he is completely off the grid, living a very minimalist lifestyle.
And even still, with this lifestyle where he's not spending a lot of money, he's making a lot of money on Facebook. Personally, I love stories like this. I think this is freaking cool. Let's move on to the next example.
And I wanted to show this one because this one basically goes against what I suggest. And one of the things I suggest with your Facebook page, especially with branding, when people come to the page, they need to know what you're all about, what you stand for.
And when you come across this page, initially, it doesn't do that at all. I see a profile picture of a lady, and then I see some pink cupcakes. And then if you scroll down, you see that she's, I guess, 25 years old, a mom of five, and then her TikTok username.
That's it. So basically, it goes against everything that I suggest. So first, before I share the earnings, let's just see the style of content that she's producing. We see some text posts. We see images.
We see reels. And like what we're seeing with a lot of these pages, you're just seeing a variety of content, which I think is so important if you're trying to grow or if you're trying to be invited into Facebook's content monetization program. Based on the content that I'm looking at, it looks like a lifestyle type page, motherhood page, maybe some fashion.
A little bit of all things womanhood. So how much would a page without a clearly defined niche make here on Facebook? You would be surprised, pretty dang good. looks like in the month of January, she made $5,674,
so almost $6,000, posting some random pics and also text photos and reels talking about fashion and a few random things about motherhood. But the one thing that she does do well is that she posts consistently.
So if we look at some of the timestamps for some of these posts, March 1st, she posts at 2.05 p.m., March 1st, 10.59 a.m., March 1st, 10.38 a.m., March 1st, 9.38 a.m., March 1st, 8.55 a.m., you get the point.
If you want to make serious money on Facebook, you can't post once a day. You can't post twice a day. You've got to post a lot and do so on a consistent basis. The last one I wanted to highlight is a fun one, and I also think unique in a sense. It also shows you a bit of strategy because I get this asked a lot.
Should I have more than one page? At the time of this recording, I only have one page. That's my Good Financial Sense Facebook page that I focus all my efforts on. I'm in the process of starting a secondary page. For me, it's twofold. One, it's diversification. heaven forbid something happened to my main page and then I've got nothing else
built up so it does make good financial sense to build a second page and the second reason is proof of concept I have so many people that follow YouTube channels that have bought my course that are starting Facebook brand new and I want to show a real example of taking a brand new page with zero followers and to see one can I actually grow it and two can I get it monetized and I want to do so without running any ads to it so if you a newbie I don think it makes sense to start a second page out of the gate but once you get to a place where your page is
making money from Facebook content monetization and you've got a solid handle on your posting schedule then I think it makes a lot of sense to start a second page so this creator's name is Tamara Bryant I hope I'm pronouncing that correctly and this is one of her pages so this is more of I
guess what I say her lifestyle page where she posts a lot of I would say random thoughts she got some reels going on here but just as an example here I don't know who hasn't been need to hear this but the more you wifey your wife the more wife your wife's gonna wifey real simple
process stop asking slow so these are a lot of text posts and then she's added an image which is basically this line underneath it and she does a quite a bit of those in addition to that she also has what you're actually highlighting here she has her main page I guess is her
Bake Something MKE. And this one definitely has a larger following. It looks like she makes some really cool cakes. And I just want to highlight some of her work. I mean, this is legit, man. This reminds me of that show on, I think it's on Netflix.
Is this Cake or Not or something? I don't know. I probably twit-put you the name. So she has a legit business here, right? Some amazing cakes that she's producing. So she's just highlighting some of her work. Not only is she getting paid to highlight her work, but also she's marketing her work as well.
And this is why I love Facebook for small business owners. Instead of paying for marketing, you're actually getting paid to market your business. It looks like she actually ran a test herself. The screenshots show that she made just over $2,000.
But when I read her post, like this is what she said. This is just one of my pages too. I'll be seeing my first $5,000 payout between both pages next month. Tamara, that's legit. I think her banking page is just another good example of why would somebody want to follow her?
Like why would somebody want to follow this page? And that's because they're going to follow her because they're interested to see what kind of cakes that she's making. If you're into baking, if you're into cake, especially these really cool cakes, you're going to follow this because she is constantly producing some amazing work.
I've just shown you some legit examples of Facebook pages that are making anywhere from four to five figures a month. And none of them, not a single one is in the business or finance space. So really, when it comes down to choosing a niche, you have no excuses.
But if you're still wondering, what is it about these pages? Why are they making money on Facebook? And it's one clear reason. They're posting engaging content consistently. Does that mean that every single post works?
Absolutely not. Right now, I'm posting over 20 times a day, and I would say probably 20% of them completely bombed. And that's okay. Because if 80% of the content that I post actually works, and people engage with it,
then I'm getting paid good money. And so can you. If you want a deeper dive in how you can learn how to get paid on Facebook, I encourage you to check out my course, Get Paid to Post. In it, I share the exact strategies and steps that took my page from making nothing, like a lot of these creators, to making over $200,000 from Facebook content monetization.
And just so that we're clear on this, this is just getting paid for Facebook. This has nothing to do with affiliates, core sales, or any sponsorship deals. If you want the fast track cheat code to show you how to do it, how to get everything set up, including the AI prompts that I use, the tools that I use, all the resources that I use, it's all in the course Get Paid to Post.
But if you're not ready, that's okay. Be sure to like and subscribe to this video because I got more content coming out showing you how you can make some real money on Facebook. Hope you enjoyed this video. Until next time, peace.