Transcribing your videos so search engines can read them is the kind of detail that separates useful search advice from the general kind, and Edwin Wilson leads with details like that. He warns against pages that are nothing but links, explains why outbound links can help rather than leak, and discusses buying a domain that already has some history behind it.
The social media posts form the largest run, five or six of them, working over the same ground from different starts: which platform suits what, how often to appear, and what to do when nobody responds.
His affiliate writing is more personal than the rest. One post describes how it worked for him and another pushes you to act rather than read another guide, which is the correct order for that particular problem.
Juicing and stress management appear at the edges and belong to whatever else was going on.
If your pages exist and nobody finds them, work through the search posts first. The social ones can wait.