Your new explainer video on piping call summaries from Vapi through Make into GoHighLevel is already solid in terms of technical accuracy - the workflow you demonstrate is clear and the steps are logically sequenced. What would make the viewing experience even smoother is a brief 10-second “road-map” at the very start, so newcomers instantly understand where the tutorial is headed, followed by YouTube chapter markers in the timeline or description for easy reference later. On the production side, the only real distraction is the microphone - because it sits so close to your face, it occasionally obscures your expression and exaggerates plosive sounds. Shifting it to a 45-degree angle or lowering it slightly keeps you visible while still capturing clean audio; pairing that with a pop filter and a bit of inexpensive acoustic foam behind the mic will tame the light room echo. Also check that the loudness is consistent between your talking-head segments and the screencast - normalizing to around - 14 LUFS or using an auto-gain plug-in eliminates the small jumps in volume. Visually, keep your on-camera window small and off to one corner during the screencast so the interface remains the star of the show, and consider adding a subtle cursor highlight to help viewers track your clicks. The thumbnail could look more polished too: use your channel’s main color, large legible text like “Call Summary ➜ GHL,” and the recognizable logos for Vapi, Make, and GoHighLevel connected by arrows; you don’t need a flashy “click-bait” design, just something clean and consistent with your brand. Finally, a light closing call-to-action (“If this helped, a like or subscribe would mean a lot, and let me know what automation you’d like next”) plus direct links in the description to your Make scenario or code snippets will boost engagement without feeling pushy. With these small tweaks—mainly audio placement, loudness balance, and a more refined thumbnail - you’ll have a thoroughly professional tutorial that’s as pleasant to watch as it is informative...

I think agents are the future - maybe they will step into health topics on day as well 🤓

@Goda Go *lol* slighly better but still not accurate or surprising me - it´s still not sure about some things which are quite obvious - to me at least 🤓

@William Renner Hehe..interesting 🤓