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How to Create Tutorials (That Aren’t Boring)

Matt Giaro
Practice in Public
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3 min readJul 31, 2024

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I’ve created over 200 tutorials in my career as a content creator and educator.

It all started with this grand vision: educating my audience and becoming the go-to resource in my niche.

But the reality was a harsh slap in the face.

My tutorials were tedious to produce, drained all my energy, and to top it off: they bored my audience to tears.

Today, I create my tutorials radically different. And as a result, they’re building my email list on autopilot and allow me to monetize my expertise with digital courses.

Let me show you the tiny tweak I made.

The harsh reality about tutorials

When I first started to write content, I was excited to teach others.

And as a good teacher what did I do?

I put out a lot of “how-to” content. Yes, I was knowledgeable. Yes, I was experienced. Yet my course sales were lukewarm at best.

I got a lot of “thank you” messages. But people weren’t buying anything from me.

Worse: they were buying from my competitors who weren’t even as qualified as I was.

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If you want to become a better writer, you have to hit the publish button. Notes and drafts don’t count. Practice in public helps writers get off the sidelines and turn pro.

Matt Giaro
Matt Giaro

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6 Figure Creator. Helping experts turn their ideas into income with online content (in just 2h/day.) Start now 👉 https://mattgiaro.com/medium

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