Computer hardware is undeniably important, but it only comprises half of a computer system. Without software, the laptop or desktop PC that you own and use would be greatly impaired, if not totally useless.

What makes the computer a versatile work partner and a very efficient assistant is its capability of hosting various applications that make jobs easier and faster to achieve. Workers that can easily adapt to the latest software usage tips are highly needed by many modern businesses. Because of this, software tutorial guides must be accessible for computer personnel everywhere.

If you’re someone who wants to step into the vlogging trend or if you’re already an experienced vlogger who wants to start another channel that will attract a huge viewership, a set of great software tutorial videos is something that you should highly consider.

Here are the hottest possible topics for you to pick for such an undertaking:

1. Office Productivity Suites

The reason why computers exist in almost all offices in the world these days is because of the digitization of paper works. Thanks to word processors and other related software that comprise the likes of MS Office and Libre Office, computers are forever etched into the list of the most important equipment for every business establishment. The way clerical jobs are done is truly revolutionized because of these components.

But even the most powerful computers will only be good for nothing if no skillful workers are assigned to operate them. Of course, those workers wouldn’t become skillful if they’re not provided with the knowledge in doing their designated tasks.

"An aspiring software tutorial vlogger should highly consider helping office clerks utilize their preferred apps to the fullest. Vlogging about using Microsoft Word and other related software is highly a must on the Internet."

But here’s a fact that you should be aware of, content about word processing are too plentiful already, and most word processors today are so easy to use that anyone with very basic computer knowledge can already figure them out.

In this regard, I would highly recommend that you choose topics on spreadsheet usage and database management – topics related to these 2 classifications are not yet too saturated on the web. MS Word and PowerPoint can be easily learned by many people, but only very few are able to understand how to use MS Access and Excel. These are very powerful office tools to use, but not too many people are adept at using them.

In vlogging about office suite components, put greater focus and emphasis on the 2 applications, and a greater number of viewers will surely be among your subscribers.

2. Video Editing

In the entirety of this blog, I’ve been saying repeatedly that I’m already being too redundant: many people highly prefer watching instead of reading. Due to this reality, many websites include video supplements along with their article posts to give their audience the best immersive experience.

The reason why Youtube comes in a very close second place next to Google is that the number of people who want to watch videos as learning guides is growing at very fast rates compared to those who want to read knowledge from internet articles.

In addition, more and more people are having the desire to make videos for themselves and post them online. It is vital that they are taught about the basics or the complexities of video editing.

Should you take your chance in including such a topic in your vlog, you have to make content about using software like Adobe Premiere, Filmora, and Sony Vegas. You may also include Windows Movie Maker if you want to. Many viewers would still want to know about it. After all, it’s a freebie that can be used by anyone who uses Windows on their computers.

You should also consider including online portals that offer video-editing utilities, as many freelance video editors are using them as well. Teaching about the likes of WeVideo, Clipchamp, and Biteable is a topic that will surely be hard to dismiss.

3. Photo Editing

According to Mary Meeker's annual Internet Trends report, internet users upload an average of 1.8 billion photos every day. Such a report was published around 2014. Can you imagine how staggering the number could be these days?

The point of stating such a fact is that people’s habit of posting pictures of themselves and of their friends is something that will never go away and will continue to be in increasing measure for each passing year.

Many netizens are knowledgeable about uploading pictures on the web, but only a few of them are quite good at posting professional-looking photographs.

"Would you be so kind enough to take the responsibility of educating people on how to edit pictures so they would look a lot better as they are posted online?"

If you look closely at many of your online friends’ uploaded pictures, many of them are either too dark or too bright or are cropped or trimmed in the wrong way. To make matters worse, a lot of them are even posted in the wrong layout or orientation. Somebody has to deal with that problem, and that somebody could be you.

Create video tutorials about Photoshop, GIMP, Corel Photopaint, and other similar software because certainly, a lot of photo-editing professionals and wannabes are waiting and looking for them.