Automate Notion in plain English
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Commands that use Notion
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Competitor pricing watch
“Every Monday at 9am, read my three competitors' pricing pages, note any price or plan changes since last week, post a short summary in Slack #product, and add it to my Notion competitor page.”
Session prep notes
“One hour before each Google Calendar event with 'session' in the title, read my Notion notes for that client, write three questions to ask, and send them to me on Telegram.”
Session notes to follow-up
“When I send my Telegram bot notes after a session, turn them into a follow-up email draft in Gmail for the client with the agreed next steps, and save the notes to the client's Notion page.”
Content idea capture
“When I send my Telegram bot a message starting with 'idea', save it to my Notion content ideas page with today's date and draft a LinkedIn post from it that waits for my approval.”
Weekly market notes
“Every Monday at 8am, read my two saved property portal search pages, summarize new listings and price changes, email me the notes from Gmail, and save them to Notion.”
Candidate brief
“When I send my Telegram bot a candidate's portfolio or profile link, read the page, write a one-paragraph brief on their skills and experience, and save it to my Notion candidates page.”
Sponsorship enquiry
“When a new email arrives in Gmail with 'sponsor' or 'collab' in the subject, pull out the brand, budget and deadline, add it to my Notion deals page, and send me a Telegram alert.”
Content idea bank
“When I send my Telegram bot a message starting with 'idea', save it to my Notion ideas page with today's date, a suggested hook and a working title.”
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