Am I too late to make tutorials on MakerN, or should I continue? Any suggestions on how to approach content creation?

I think templates and stuff are getting commoditized. I talked about this with Jack Roberts and Nate Herk the other day. We're definitely entering commodity land where templates themselves don't really have any value, which is why many people watch these tutorials—they just want the templates. However, I still see value in doing live builds like I'm doing, and that value will persist as long as these tools are viable, which is why I'm doubling and tripling down on them. But yeah, am I too late to make tutorials on Maker and have I done? If I were in your shoes, I probably wouldn't do this at all, because you're just getting into this. I'd focus on actually making real money with the stuff first, and later you can talk about how great you are at building these systems, because before you've made a fair amount of money, very few people will take you seriously. That's what will make you stand out: knowing you made $72,000 per month with your AI automation agency. Something like that.