Note: I don’t assume any prior knowledge of JSON, APIs, or in this tutorial.
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You’ll understand how to make countless different apps and services talk to each other, enabling you to build tools that don’t exist yet (without coding). Once you’ve worked your way through this tutorial, you’ll be able to use these tools and concepts to do a lot more. While this tutorial is primarily intended to help you send YouTube data to Notion, it will also help you learn more about some useful concepts and tools: If you do have Creator’s Companion, you’ll be able to use this tutorial to do the same thing with your YouTube stats! What You’ll Learn in This Tutorial I’ve updated our own copy of Creator’s Companion to pull in live YouTube stats, which allows us to compare our predictions with actual video performance. The template also includes access to an active support community, so you can get help with any technical questions you have. Content calendar (across all channels and mediums).It allows you to manage the entire creation process, and includes dashboards for: This is the exact template that my team and I use to manage all of our content creation efforts across my YouTube channels and blogs.
Just duplicate it into your workspace and you’ll be ready to go. However, if you’d like a sample database that you can use for practice, you can use this sample template. If you already have a Notion database with your own video URLs, you can use that.
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Specifically, we’ll be pulling the following data from YouTube (per-video):īest of all, you can build this automation for free, for a limited number of videos (see the section on cost considerations for full details).Īdditionally, you can do it without any coding. In this tutorial, I’ll show you the exact, step-by-step instructions for pulling YouTube data into Notion yourself and achieving this exact result. My page covers are also set using my actual YouTube thumbnails. For each video, I have an updated count for views, likes, and comments – pulled directly from YouTube. Here you can see my list of published videos on my Thomas Frank Explains channel (within my copy of Creator’s Companion).
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