Trying to create my 'first' Youtube Video

Feb '23 in Other

I build micro-SaaS applications. These are niche focused, low overhead softwares with 1-3 great features. They can be used to generate leads by offering a tech lead magnet instead of ebooks/webinars/case-studies, and evolved into a business generating 10k - 15k profit/month and beyond.

I help founders/consultants/coaches bridge the gap between Info-Products and SaaS to create a 'System as a Service'. I do this by providing development, and also consulting in how to tie it together with an info-product, use feedback to evolve towards product/market fit, and stay out of development hell.

So, I'm trying to figure out how I should make Youtube videos about this. Should I just record my screen, narrate over slides, and keep it extremely simple? Is there a a specific framework that works for generating good ideas, or should I just take the articles I write and turn them into videos?

People in my Skool community like my articles - but I feel stuck for some reason when it comes to this video aspect. Like my videos won't be long enough, or interesting to people unless I figure XYZ out...so I'm reaching out for opinions. The answer is probably just record my damn screen and fail forwards, but I'll ask anyways lol.

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