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Notion is a powerful tool and can be used in conjunction with Frontcover. The platform is all about collaboration and can be valuable when building a community. As such, here are some examples of how Notion can be a resource and toolkit when building and scaling your community with Frontcover. And it's free (with some limits).
To keep track of Frontcover community members' details and contact information, Notion can be used to store this in one central location. In doing so community members can search by name, email or any other customisable field.

Using Notion community managers can have easy access to a database that showcases tasks, including responsibilities, deadlines, and progress tracking.

Using Notion to develop tutorials and guides, Frontcover community members can use this when setting up their own community pages. These tutorials and guides could also provide information about their own communities.

Maintaining a database in Notion for branding and promotional assets would be effective and provide easy access to logos, images, videos, and branding guidelines.

Using Notion to design onboarding checklists may be effective for new community members, as it provides an easy way to outline essential resources, rules, and guidelines they should review. Merging Notion and Frontcover can enhance the checklist's engagement and make it more interactive for new members.

Community members may utilise Notion to develop standard operating procedures (SOPs) and run sheets, detailing best practices for social media posting, comment management, and content guidelines.
