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Welcome, everybody to podcast answers the show, where I help you start and grow your podcast,

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answering any podcasting questions along the way. That's right. Today is, again, we're doing the

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same thing. We're answering podcasting questions. And this one is one that I've seen a lot,

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not necessarily the direct question. And I've talked about it before. I've talked about

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using Notion for podcasting and keeping all of things in Notion, but I never really went over it.

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And I wanted to talk a little bit more about it and how I use Notion because Notion for me is one

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of those things that is essential. So back when I first started podcasting, a lot of times I keep

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my show notes in a Google Doc. And that works great, right? I mean, Google Docs work good.

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They allow you to put everything in Google Docs, you know, whatever, and keep your show notes in

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there. And the nice thing about that is because you can work on that with somebody else. So let's say

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that you were working with a co-host and you want to have your show notes available for you to kind

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of talk as you're doing this, especially that works great if you're in different locations,

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you're not sitting in front of each other at the same studio. But there's more that you can do.

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So I still do that for my shows. I keep my show notes in there for my other podcast,

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the Dudes and Dads podcast. But for this podcast, podcast answers, I do not put anything in to

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into a Google Doc. I just don't I don't do that. I don't put it in a Google Doc. I don't

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use it like that. I all I do is I actually use what's called Notion. And Notion is interesting

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because it allows you to do notes. But it does databases too, which is where I'm actually going

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to use it. And so I'm going to talk a little bit today about Notion and why it's important and what I

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use it for. So this is going to be a graphic heavy one. So if you're listening in the podcast app,

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I would definitely ask you to check out podcast answers dot com slash notion slash video. And that

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will take you to the YouTube video of this because I think you're going to lose some of the some of some

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of the description. I can describe it the best I can in audio, but some of the stuff you're actually

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going to need to see. And so I would again, I would go to podcast answers dot com slash notion

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and O T I O N slash video if you want to see the video for this, because again, this is a pretty,

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a pretty heavy, heavy topic when it comes to talking about what actually is notion. So this right here is

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notion. It's it's it's pretty, pretty nice because you can down here on the left hand side, you have

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all of your notes, you have your private notes and and and what you can do and I'll go ahead and show

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you my podcast answers notebook. So this is the private podcast answers notebook. You can see the

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content dashboard right here to the link to something else. And this is my podcast answers dashboard. I have

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a section for news topics and I was doing a summer of live this summer. And so I had topics in there for

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that. But so what I what I do is once this flushes out here, you'll see this is essentially just a giant

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spreadsheet kind of of topics. But the cool thing about it is you can filter it, you can add all sorts

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of different columns for it. And so for instance, here, I have my database is, you know, the name of the

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the show. I don't have I'm not using any tags. And then I have the episodes of season one, episode

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one, season one, episode two, season one, episode three, blah, blah, blah. And then I have the type,

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which is I can and I can again, I can set this to be what I want. And so for this, I have the type being

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full bonus or YT videos. So YT videos just being a video that's only on YouTube, that is not anything to

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do with the podcast episode full being a full one, a bonus being a bonus episode. Then I have a recorded

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checkmark, I have a published date, so I can see it. And then I have the post URL. And actually, I have a whole

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lot more than that. That's just what's showing on this very first like screen, if you will, of

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of the database. So this is the list. But if I click on let's go back down to one of the latest ones that I've done

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here. So the last one, the interview tips with Katie Fox, if I click those where it says open,

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now I'm actually opening the actual record of in the database. And so if you if you see now you see all

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of those things. So you see tags, you see chapters, I will link for my chapters, my cover art link, I have

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a link for dynamic insertion points, I have an embed for my video player, for my for my player,

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I have the episode which you saw on the front page, I have featured image, I have media URL, which is the URL for the

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MP3. I have notes, which is kind of my description of the episode. And if you if you click in there, you can see

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it, you can easily copy it, you have a post URL, published date recorded, if I had soundbites, I could put the soundbite

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time periods in there, the transcript episode, YouTube link, and then I have some notes down here. So

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essentially, this is like, your full record for it. So this is where you have like text that you can put in

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it. But then you can also have whatever, but then these are your your fields, if you will, properties, if you

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will. And so what I'm what I'm using this for is, I'm using this for keeping my, my show notes,

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all together. And so essentially, as I'm building my show, I have, if I'm doing any research, I put

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them in here. And so that way, I'm, I'm able to go back and see like, when I'm recording an episode,

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I actually have this up, and I'm looking over to it quickly. And I'm saying, Okay, these are my notes

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for this episode, these are the topics that I want to talk about, because it allows me to,

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to take that and, and, and work off of it and actually run my show while I'm while I'm doing that.

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But not only that, but then afterwards, I, I get all of this information. So once I've uploaded my

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cover art, and I uploaded my, my chapters and my transcripts, and, and all of the stuff, I have

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links to that. So that way, when I actually go create the actual episode, and I again, if you've

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never heard me talk about this, I actually create my episode in WordPress. So I'm, I'm using captivate

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to hold to I'm using captivate to host my podcast, but I'm using WordPress to actually create my,

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my actual RSS feed and my, and my other, my other stuff and my posts and things like that. So

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that's where I want to, this is what that's where notion comes in huge. Because for me,

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as I'm building out, so I've uploaded my things to captivate. And if you want to check out captivate,

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go to podcast answers.com slash captivate, and that'll get you over to captivate. And you'll be able

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to check out captivate and why I love captivate, I have done an episode on it. And it's just an

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amazing podcast host. But once I've uploaded my information to, to captivate, what I then do is

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I go back into notion. So I go back in and I say, Okay, here's, here's the notion that I'm doing.

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This is this is notion. And what I end up doing is then I say, Okay, as I'm working in WordPress,

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I end up going through and grabbing and it's really easy because if you click on it in here, it

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lets you paste it in. But you can also hover over and then just click this little clipboard here,

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copy to clipboard. So if I click, click that, then it takes it and place it in my clipboards.

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And I can just go into my publisher, paste it where I need to paste it where I need to. But the nice

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thing about this is now I have all of this information for all of these episodes. And it's super,

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it's super searchable. So let's go back into topics here. I can take it and I can put this little

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thing here and I can say I can search anything so I can do season two, episode three, two. And I'm

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going to get everything listed up that has those episodes, those things in there. And I can see

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quickly easily if someone says, Hey, how do I get to that podcast episode? Or I can say,

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you know, I know I've interviewed somebody. Who was it? Oh, I know I episode Katie Fox one time.

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So if I go in here and search Katie, it pulls it up, I can see the URL for it really easily,

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copy it and paste it, send it out. I can go in here and I can get any of the information that I need to

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get really quickly and send that to where I need to send it to. And so for me, this database is more

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than just show notes. It's more than just having that information. It's having that information available

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to you at your fingertips at any time. And so the cool thing about that is it allows you to

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recall any of that information really, really easily. And so what I've done in my other podcast

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where I actually have sponsors, I've actually created one of the fields sponsor fields.

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And so I've been able to say, okay, if they want to know when they were sponsored on the episode,

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one episode they were sponsored on, I can go back and pull a whole list for them really easily.

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And then it's just super easy to, it's super easy to go ahead and get that information to them.

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Now, the other thing is, again, this is a database, right? And so this is like, like,

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like you're, like you're seeing here and this is a database. And so this is just the display of

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the links, but you can change that. So like right now, I have everything showing,

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but I can show up episode ideas. And this is the same database. It's the same information. I'm just

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filtering it down. And so what I've done is I've gone in here and call it a filter, and it has two

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rules. And it's where recorded is blank. So my recorded check is blank. And type contains full,

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because I don't want it to be, I don't want it to show things that are YouTube or bonus content.

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I just want episode ideas for full. And so I, what I, what I do is I go in here and every time I think

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about something and they get nice thing is, is notion has a, an iPhone app. And so it's really easy for

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you to just keep notion on your phone. And as you're going throughout your day, and you're seeing things

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that you're like, Oh yes, that would be a perfect episode for podcast answers.

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All I have to do is I have to go in here, open the app, type in the title or type in,

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you know, the topic, whatever it is that I want to, that I want to feature.

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It's going to show up on those ideas and filter when I can filter out.

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And again, I could do one that's, that's this, you know, this is episode ideas. I have one that's all ideas.

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So again, things that are not recorded, but they're any of the types.

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I have a published. So you see only things that are published. So you don't see any of my episodes in here

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that don't have a recorded checkmark in it. These are all of my episodes going back to the very, very beginning.

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And, and, and you can sort on any then field. So right now I'm published date ascending, which I

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just realized I don't have a published date in all of my episodes. That's why there's some of them are

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showing at the bottom here and they really shouldn't be because they're actually published. But so that's

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not super helpful, but you can do all sorts of different things with this, right? You can say,

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you can show episode calendar so that you can display things differently. So you can say on this

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one, what I'm doing is I'm filtering to just recorded checked, and then it's going to show on the

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calendar, the, the published date. So this is really cool. So you can take a look and say, okay, this is

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when I actually publish these episodes on a, on a calendar. And so again, this is a really handy thing.

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So let me, let me, let me walk you through this a little bit here. Let's go ahead. I'm going to go

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ahead and create another one just so we can test it out. So this is a new page and this is a, I have a

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couple of different things in mind. This, this notion is not just for podcast answers. So we're going to

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call this test podcast. Now what you do is you have, you have, you can write anything in here. You can do

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whatever you want. This is just like a document at this point. It has no extra fields in it. It's

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just a document, but you can go slash, and then you can put different formatting in here, like to-do

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lists, headings, tables, whatever you want. But one of the cool things you can do is you can, you know,

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data, you can do all sorts of different things. So, but one of the cool things is you can do these

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databases with line charts and bar charts and donut graphs and all sorts of cool things,

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all sorts of cool things. And so what you can do is graph your data, however you want. Right. But so

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I'm going to say database full page. And so what that does is it, if you look over here on the left,

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it creates this test podcast page. And then underneath it, it puts the untitled page. So if we go back to

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it, you'll see a link to that. And if we, we title this something like episodes,

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now what we can do is we can use, you'll see that it's just episodes underneath. So under like what

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I've done on mine is podcast answers. And then I have news topics, summer of live, different,

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different things under, underneath that. But so now I have episodes and again, there's a table,

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as you can see, cause it is a database. So then what you start doing is you start doing,

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editing your properties. So you can say, instead of calling it name, which I left my name,

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you could call it episode title.

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And then you could do a plus in here and you could do all sorts of different things. Text,

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number, status, multi-select status, select person, date, files, immediate checkboxes,

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URLs, email, phone numbers, formulas, relations, rollups. I mean, you, you have the possibilities

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are endless here, what you can do with it. It's really, really cool. And so, like I said,

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if I'm building this out, I would say episode title. And then probably what I would do is I would do an

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episode description, and this is going to be a, uh, field here that you can type in a lot of

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different things. And then you could, what I would do is I would go in here and I would say, um, status.

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So you could do the status that are not started. You can edit your properties in here, create the

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different things. So if you wanted to have, you know, edited, if you want to make sure you had edited

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things edited, you could do that. You can go back in here and delete your properties, right? So it's,

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it's pretty easy to do that. And so again, then I would say, um, let's go ahead and put a date in

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here and we're going to call this published. And so that what this will do is it allowed me to have

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the date that it was published. And if I click on it and it has a date picker, it's easy to do that.

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Um, so I'm just going to create something super, super, super easy here. Super,

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super easy and not a lot involved. So select, I can do a select. And then what you can do is

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click in here and say that you want it, the properties to be, um, idea. You can have it be,

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um, a full show, right? Whatever you want to do. So these are, this is the way that you would create

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these databases in notion. And then what you can do is again, you have this table view, but you can

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create all sorts of different views. You can say you wanted a board, a chart, a list, a timeline,

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calendar, gallery, like this is where it really, the rubber hits the road because now you could say

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this is a list and you could do, you could filter it on, on things. So there's nothing in that one.

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So now this is a test episode. This is just a test episode and it will be released on the 11th.

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We'll just call it that. Now, if you go to list, you're seeing the list of it, your test episode.

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If you click on it, edit it, you can open it. You can see the whole record here, if you will,

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together, add comments, add properties. And the nice thing is you can go back anytime and add

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properties. So like I said, I just went ahead and added a property for my sponsor. So that way I can

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go through and filter on all the episodes, which have the specific sponsors on them. So that way,

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if the person, the sponsor is looking for, Hey, which episodes was I on?

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I can go ahead and pull that out. I can go ahead and say exactly when it was. And if I want to take

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that further, I could say, here's the time chunk that the sponsors are in. So let's just say I had,

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I wanted to have a field that said advertisement time slot. I could have it from five minutes,

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20 seconds through six minutes, 30 seconds. And that way they know exactly when their sponsor,

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sponsor to add hit in there. If you wanted to give that information to them,

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because let's be honest, my sponsors aren't at the same time, every,

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every episode, I'm not at the beginning and not at the end. I'm not at the same spot. It's going to

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be different. And so this is where it comes down to, you can, you can take this information and you can

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do some amazing things. And now this is the great thing about this is notion and it's at notion.so or

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notion.com. Both will take you there, but they have a free, a free tier, which actually is,

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it's pretty amazing. I mean, I mean, I'm using the free tier and it, it's enough for me. It has like,

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I think unlimited notes in it and it has, you can don't, you can limited the amount of team members

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you can have, but I mean, that's really okay. That's really okay. And, and because you don't,

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yeah, I mean, you can have more team members in here if you're, if you're running a, a big production

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and things like that, but you don't need to. And so this is, this is their free tier. I would check

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it out. Cause again, it's, it's something that, that works well for most people. Um, you know,

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again, I'm, I'm using the free tier and it works. And the great thing is you can go ahead and it's

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notion.com and I will put that up on the screen here and it's really white. So it's washing my,

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me out. But again, the pricing on this is for free. You have a collaborative workspace, integrate with

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Slack, GitHub, and more basic page analytics, seven day page history, invite 10 guests,

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but you could go to $10 per seat per month and you could get 30 days page history, a hundred guests,

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sync database with third-party apps, custom websites, custom automations, charts and dashboards,

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and unlimited blocks for teams. And just the list goes on.

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The list goes on. And it's like I said, it's, it's really an amazing, it's really an amazing product.

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It's something that's changed the way that I do my podcasting because it'll, again, a notion it's

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allowing me to, to keep all of my podcast episodes and all of my information in a database.

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And I have that database. And again, all of the information is involved. If I have graphics in there,

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they're, they're linked in there. I can, I can do so much stuff with it.

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Guys, if you have any comments, if you're watching right now and you have any comments,

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questions about notion, put them down in the YouTube chat comments. I would love to answer them,

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but I am using notion for my podcast for, for keeping all of my, my information in it.

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So again, you can see here, this is my, this is my podcast episode titles.

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It has all sorts of things. I can keep it. This is where I keep my ideas for new episodes.

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It's where I keep all of that stuff for, for my podcast. And again, it's, it's, it's free.

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So check it out. Definitely just check it out. Notion.com and OTION.com will get you

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over to this notion app where you can create a database for yourself, for your show. It's amazing

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because it allows you to keep all of that information about your show handy and able to get it out when

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you need it. So guys, thank you so much for, for joining me this time. Uh, again, if you were

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listening to the podcast episode in the podcast app, I would definitely recommend that you check out,

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uh, podcast answers.com slash notion slash video. That'll take you to the YouTube video.

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Cause this is a really graphic episode as far as graphic heavy in order to see what I'm talking about.

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you can listen, you can listen, you can listen, but unless you can see, you're not going to be able

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to know exactly what I'm talking about with notion. So again, guys, head over to podcast answers.com

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slash contact. If you need help getting your podcast started, have a great week. And until next time,

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keep podcasting.

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Thank you.