Integrate Notion with Patreon

• There are many online platforms available today that can be used for content creators to publish and share their work with the rest of the world. From Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to YouTube and Google Plus, there are a plethora of such platforms that can be used to share one’s work. However, as the number of these platforms continues to grow, it seems that content creators are facing a lot of problems because there is no platform that allows them to use multiple channels to share their work.
• This is where Notion and Patreon come in. Both of these platforms aim at helping content creators to share their work and earn revenue from it. Here is a look at what both these platforms offer:

• Notion is an online platform that helps content creators to publish and share their work with the world. The platform also helps the users to monetize their work through an integrated Patreon page. Notion is a great top for those who want to start a blog or a website but do not have the funds to create a separate website for their work. Notion can be used as a website builder along with a content CMS thanks to the beautiful Drag and Drop interface which offers a wide range of features and functionalities.
• Notion offers a free 14-day trial period which allows users to take a close look at its features before making a decision on whether they should go for this top or not. The best part about Notion is that it is compatible with all major operating systems including Android, Macintosh, iOS, Windows, Linux, etc.
• Notion has been developed by a team based out of Canada. Some of its key features include:

· A free 14-day trial period

· Beautiful drag and drop interface

· Deep integration with Github, Slack, Intercom, etc.

· Ability to create a template for your website or blog

· Incorporation of Bootstrap 4 for mobile-ready website design

· Ability to use unlimited sliders for any page on your website or blog

· Pre-built templates for most common blog types like food blogs, recipe blogs, etc.

· Ability to let people sign up for an email newsletter using MailChimp etc.

· Ability to integrate advertisements on your website using AdSense or affiliate links using Amazon Associates if you wish to do so. You can even build an online store or sell third-party products on your site if you wish to do so.

· Integration with Patreon (more on Patreon below)

• Patreon is basically a modern take on the concept of patronage where patrons would pay money every month so that content creators could continue creating good quality content for them. Many content creators today use Patreon as their primary source of income because it enables them to earn money directly from their fans by letting them become patrons of their work. It is essentially an online subscription model where users can donate small amounts of money every month so that content creators can continue creating good quality content for them forever. Also, Patreon offers some unique features that make it stand out from the crowd of other subscription models like Kickstarter and Indiegogo out there. For example, Patreon does not charge any fee unless you earn more than $3000 per month whereas other subscription models will charge you around 5% of whatever you earn every month. Also, Patreon allows you to charge tiers of donations ranging from $1 to $5 per month instead of asking users to pay fixed amounts every month like Kickstarter does. Lastly, Patreon gives you the opportunity to set up different rewards for different patrons depending on how much they are willing to donate per month. For example, you can tell your patrons that if they donate more than $10 per month then they will get access to exclusive contents that go behind the scenes etc. This is an awesome way to connect with your fans on a more personal level and let them know how much they mean to you. Here are some key features of Patreon:

· No fee charged unless you earn more than $3000 per month

· Allows you to set up different tiers of donations ranging from $1 to $5 per month so that you can ask donors to pay according to their means rather than asking them to pay fixed amounts every month like Kickstarter does.

· Allows you to set up different rewards for different patrons depending on how much they are willing to donate per month. For example, you can tell your patrons that if they donate more than $10 per month then they will get access to exclusive contents that go behind the scenes etc. This is an awesome way to connect with your fans on a more personal level and let them know how much they mean to you.

The process to integrate 403 Forbidden and 403 Forbidden may seem complicated and intimidating. This is why Appy Pie Connect has come up with a simple, affordable, and quick spution to help you automate your workflows. Click on the button below to begin.