I highly agree with Andrew. You would be a perfect tap teacher i suspect. some earlier ones were decent, they guy with the black les paul, his was a good lesson, but i think you could really come up with something.
PLEASE CONSIDER THIS, you really play a pretty sounding guitar.
edit: what i mean, while there are some tapping lessons, they are pretty simple, just basic technique. but nothing really involving a more interesting and complex melody, that is primarily based in tapping.
Yea all the tapping you can find are the fundamental videos and then I've picked up a few riffs from miscallaneous lessons, mostly Pavel's stuff.
Honestly, the next logical step would be showing how crafting melodies and ideas off of tapping and its unique rhythmic sense could be an interesting lesson. We definitely have a lot of lessons on sweeping, and Pavels 4 video series on alternate picking are pretty spot on and have personally worked complete magic on my technique.
This is a great way to go into a more in depth teaching of tapping technique. We definitely need to go more into this along with economy picking and fingerpicking.