Use no-code tools Super.so and Notion for creating a fast website

What is it:

The web is a database of quick actionable growth tips for different business areas. It's trying to solve the problem of spending too much time reading blogs and then have think about what you've read to summarize to take action.

Maker Insight:

How to use zapier with webhooks and if/else sentences (and what is a webhook). How good is the sumo.com single page CTA to increase conversion rates! How simple is GetRevue to send a weekly newsletter and how simple is to start a marketing funnel very quickly with the nocode integrations! Last but not least, how I'd love to have the notion API to integrate with zapier asap :)

What did I learn:

1. Notion to build your landing page and a great example of using notion tables. Notion tables are embeded into the page more natively than an Airtable would on a landing page. The obvious advantage is better UI and UX. But as a Maker you may not consider how this will also save you time. Because the table is native within Notion, there is no embed code needing to drop into the page. And because its native, you get added functionality like horizontal scroll. This is a big help when looking at lots of data in a table. What's interesting about it is the different views for toggling between table view and a card view.

I thought the card view was engaging and easier to digest than the table view. Just my .02 as one user.

2. Notion does not have an accessible API to connect with tools like Zapier. Everyone has been waiting for this. When will Notion open up their API? The big disadvantage to this tool is that if you are using a table like Jose is on this site, you will have to manually update the data in the table. Conversely, the advantage of using a tool like Airtable is that you can update rows automatically hooking into Zapier. Notion is more for static sites. And until Notion opens up their API it has less to offer Makers looking to make a more functioning web application.

3. Supercharge your Notion docs with Super.so - If you are using Notion this looks like a must have to make creating your site a little bit more custom. Here is what it can do.
1. Add custom domains & fonts to Notion
2. Inject any analytics or live chat scripts
3. Customize your social meta tags

Custom domain and analytics alone are massively important things. The entire point of using a quick web page built on Notion is to do it quickly and to also learn from your early users. If you don't have analytics, it makes it that much harder.

Per the Maker Jose, "It allows me to have a custom domain in a notion page, the sumo script to have the CTA when the page is loading, add SEO meta to notion and add google analytics to track the metrics"

If you are going to use Notion this is a must.