Me this morning when someone suggested putting our content calendar on notion....

notion load times are brutal

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I had a perfectly thought-through google sheet I had adjusted based on a hubspot template to fit my use, including copy for different platforms, planning of each month, blog posts etc... There was overview and there was in-detail. 

There was always copy paste involved, but since there was nothing that supports twitter, linkedin, discord, telegram anyway as a combo. 

For me content also includes the themes we cover in blogs, the newsletters so... on tool never was up for the whole of it ^^

I'm not a fan of notion at all. Content should be better scheduled in a tool that let's you connect to Twitter so that's scheduled directly. 

But, after several months of nudging, we are now not anymore drafting the content in Twitter drafts but in Notion. While it's a bit of a copy-pasting hassle, it gives such a better overview with our other channels.

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I had a perfectly planned Google Sheet with tabs for lots of different things - it was a one source of truth kinda thing. Can't re-create that one in a notion (and also I don't want to cause I don;t like notion haha)

What do you use instead? Worked fine for me

Strongly relate - don't use Notion anymore and can't bring myself to understand why anyone would be interested in their new email client