Landing Page on Notion: Good or Bad Idea?

Hi Tim. I saw your notion site. It is easy to create, but it will not be indexed by Google. So it can be suitable for you personally and for your restricted friends. I have a long and different experience with launching LP for us or for our clients. So here my criteria:

It should be well prepared for SEO including meta-tags, description, title, user-friendly URLs, etc
Flexible to be able for scaling and additional features
Collecting dynamic data with web-forms (subscriptions, trials, questions, requests, products, etc). And better to use it organically inside the system. So you'll be able to publish some part of those data. It should be your own data to avoid the dependence on 3-rd party. Or some clone of those data at least.
Dynamic data. For example, static pages are not so useful. It is just content. But when you connect every your blog article with relevant questions, webinars, other similar articles, etc it will be useful and convenient to navigate for visitors. And at the same time, it will have high cross-linking, loved by Google and Biggle. It brings you nice user behavior, which is more even important than organic search traffic. It is not so hard to connect articles, questions, webinars by tags. And potentially by AI. And it will be always dynamic, even for the particular article but at different times.
Integration with external services via API. You can be needed it potentially. (Payment systems, newsletters, auth, scrapers, etc)
Nice responsible design to have a good look on every device: mobile, desktop, tablet
Convenient layout and functionality to use your space as optimal as possible (more deep content popups when it needed only)
Page speed. Nobody waits more than 5-7 sec to load your site.

I hope my notes could be useful for you to make the right choice. And why not try it on Tabbli for free.

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Terrible

Loads super slow.

There are ways to convert it to HTML I believe.

volkandkaya

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7 years ago
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  Got it! I will look into that. Thanks for the feedback Volkan 💯
  
  Temirlan Nugmanov
  
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  7 years ago
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Hi Tim. I saw your notion site. It is easy to create, but it will not be indexed by Google. So it can be suitable for you personally and for your restricted friends. I have a long and different experience with launching LP for us or for our clients. So here my criteria:
- It should be well prepared for SEO including meta-tags, description, title, user-friendly URLs, etc
- Flexible to be able for scaling and additional features
- Collecting dynamic data with web-forms (subscriptions, trials, questions, requests, products, etc). And better to use it organically inside the system. So you'll be able to publish some part of those data. It should be your own data to avoid the dependence on 3-rd party. Or some clone of those data at least.
- Dynamic data. For example, static pages are not so useful. It is just content. But when you connect every your blog article with relevant questions, webinars, other similar articles, etc it will be useful and convenient to navigate for visitors. And at the same time, it will have high cross-linking, loved by Google and Biggle. It brings you nice user behavior, which is more even important than organic search traffic. It is not so hard to connect articles, questions, webinars by tags. And potentially by AI. And it will be always dynamic, even for the particular article but at different times.
- Integration with external services via API. You can be needed it potentially. (Payment systems, newsletters, auth, scrapers, etc)
- Nice responsible design to have a good look on every device: mobile, desktop, tablet
- Convenient layout and functionality to use your space as optimal as possible (more deep content popups when it needed only)
- Page speed. Nobody waits more than 5-7 sec to load your site.
I hope my notes could be useful for you to make the right choice. And why not try it on Tabbli for free.
AlexGorin

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6 years ago
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