How to make your Youtube tutorials better

I use Youtube a lot for learning and there are a lot of great Youtubers who make great tutorials. I owe so much to the community for all the skills I've learned and the knowledge I gained over the years. However there are also a lot of experts who could use some tips when it comes to making their tutorials and presenting their knowledge in video form. I'm not really a seasoned Youtuber by any means so I don't qualify to talk about this in that sense but I have been making instructional videos for a living for a long time. There are various video production basics that are important in making good tutorial videos like having good sound quality, planning your talking points and editing in a time efficient manner. I think the points I make in this video are valid for a lot of people who want to start making video tutorials. It could also serve as a reminder of the basics who are well on their journey already. https://sammikim.com/ 00:00 Sea of tutorials 00:19 Cuteness overload 00:27 Varying tutorial quality 01:15 Writing 01:37 Sound quality 02:23 Pronunciation 02:46 Process sound 03:00 EDIT 03:41 Chapter markers 04:22 Why I made this video ------------------------------------------------------