Hello everyone, this is my first post here and a question that has greater implications than I expected. As I am just starting to learn automation from Stephen one question got bigger as I tried to advance in the exercises. (thank you for the attention in the chat mr!) Should I use Notion or Airtable to run my automations? Currently I'm a partner in a digital marketing agency and we specialize in the health care services industry. We focused a lot on AI the last 12 months and managed to build some very useful tools for content, management, strategy, sales and customer support. We use no automations except running AI in their native UI (claude, gpt, midjourney etc...) Even so we managed to push out more than 200 content pieces a week divided between 7-10 clients. These range from Scientific Articles to IG Reels. My goal now is to learn automation and save time money and human mistakes in this whole system. In our team we have: -Copywriter -Ads manager -Video editor -Designer -Digital Strategist -Project Manager -Product Owner -AI Developer -Public Relations Agents + Other on demand freelancers for project specific tasks ( customer support, SEO, e-commerce launch...) To assist all of them we have 2 full time VAs just to copy and paste items, notify people, update records, link database items and many more of these micro tasks that take time from the senior staff. This whole thing is run inside notion. My databases there store everything we have made since the beginning. Everyone knows how to work with the tool and bringing people in is quick and easy since notion is more widely know\used in my country (Brazil). Now I finally get to the point of this post: - Changing from notion to airtable requires a major investment - I have no experience with automations outside of AI - My understanding of the platforms is limited Can you guys help me understand what each one is capable of? I'm trying to get a clear picture to focus my learning and investments.

Exciting news—I mentioned that the group is looking for community members to come on as official experts to help moderate the group. Excited to announce @Rob Ruscher is our new official video expert. He's done productions with Twenty One Pilots and Imagine Dragons. He's got a ton of experience in the video production and editing space so we're lucky to have him here to help out. He'll be giving a few presentations on video soon, plus—will be helping out around the group as he can. I know he's taking on a few select clients as well, so feel free to DM him directly. Welcome on Rob! Drop him a note in the comments, or ask him a question! 👇 P.S. If you'd like to help out as an expert/moderator of the group. Let me know. First step is just to be active and engaged so we can get to know you. Then things can happen from there. It's a good way to reach a lot of people as an expert to build your own business.

Hi! Welcome to the Content Academy. This community is designed to help you build a profitable content strategy, efficient team & automated content process. Step 1: Introduce yourself in THIS THREAD below! (✄ copy/paste template 👇) Where are you from? What are you working on? What immediate help do you need? Step 2: Read the rules and checkout our free courses and paid programs

Video TItle: Value of Time I am making it little bit like Documentary style.

I'm looking for feedback on my YouTube Short thumbnails. Some question ideas I'd be happy to get answered (feel free to pick any): - What do you think these videos are about? - Do these thumbnails grab your attention so much, that you would click on them? - What do you like about them? - What do you don't like about them? - Which one is the best, and which one is the worst? Any feedback is much appreciated! 🙏