🧩 8 Ways to Use Notion to Manage Your YouTube Channel

Creators that use Notion have probably flirted with the idea of starting a YouTube Channel.

Here are 8 Notion ideas to manage your YouTube videos from start to finish:

💡 1. Content Ideas

Keep your ideas on a tagged database or simply have a list of videos that you can jot down quickly on your next walk.

📆 2. Editorial Calendar

Use the calendar view to plan and strategize this month’s YouTube videos, Shorts, and livestreams.

📜 3. Script

Once you’ve settled on an idea, draft the entire script inside of Notion. Share it with your team and collab with a friend.

🏗️ 4. Project Management

Always know where each video project stands in your content pipeline. Keep your one-man band organized or easily manage a team of freelancers.

📁 5. Video Project Folder

Once you’ve exported from Premiere, use Notion (Pro Plan) to store your project files, thumbnails, and final video MP4s.

🎨 6. Brand Wiki

If you’re onboarding a new member to the YouTube team, share this brand wiki page that contains your logo files, color palette, and brand voice guide. Embed a Loom video to go into further detail about the brand’s do’s and don’ts

🅰️ 7. Keyword & Competitive Analysis

Whether its TubeBuddy or some SEO keyword data tool, store all your target keywords and topics on one database and rank them.

📊 8. YouTube Analytics Table

Export your YouTube analytics .CSV file and import it right into Notion. You can filter views by monthly or weekly breakdowns to see where your channel is headed.

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