Reply to Advice about starting a Tutorial series

I have noticed that offering free production tutorials on youtube can be a good way to not only contribute to the musical community, but also a good way to spread your name/work out to a relevant demographic of like minded people. I am by no means a huge act, but I do get booked consistently for good shows in my home state, I am currently receiving a university education on arts entrepreneurship at NC State University, and I feel comfortable enough with production, sound design, music theory, and using Ableton, Maschine, and Komplete that I could really contribute something to the online community of aspiring producers/dj's/musicians. I come hear to ask for any advice as to what to cover, how to spread the word effectively if you have done this, general suggestions, comments, or whatever. I'm not doing this to flare my ego, or believe that I am more qualified, or better than anyone, so if you believe the idea is dumb, please say why. I believe it's a decent way to start building reach outside of my local community, but I respect if you don't believe so, and can explain why it's not.

Here is an original that I finished recently, if you believe it's shit, feel free to say so and why, it will help me learn where my strengths are not, and where I shouldn't be trying to help people out.

<iframe width="100%" height="166" scrolling="no" frameborder="no" src="https://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fapi.soundcloud.com%2Ftracks%2F88522267"></iframe>