Subreddit Marketing Guide

How to Market on r/Notion

The official community for Notion users. Discussions on workspace organization, templates, formulas, integrations, and creative uses of Notion. From personal productivity to team workspaces.

350Ksubscribers
1Kactive now
Moderate Self-Promo Policy
Subscribers
350K
Total community members
Active Now
1K
Users currently online
Post Lifespan
24-48 hours
How long posts stay relevant
Peak Times
weekday morning-est
Best time to post

r/Notion Rules & Self-Promotion Policy

Understanding the rules is critical for successful marketing. Here's what you need to know about r/Notion.

Moderate Self-Promotion Policy

Self-promotion is allowed in context. Lead with value, not your product. Promotional posts may be removed.

Community Rules

  • 1No spam or excessive self-promotion
  • 2Template promotion in designated threads only
  • 3Be helpful and constructive
  • 4Include context when asking for help
  • 5No low-effort posts

How to Write for r/Notion

Helpful and creative. The community appreciates beautiful, functional setups. Share your process and thinking, not just the end result. Teaching is valued.

Best Practices for r/Notion

Maximize your impact by understanding when, what, and how to post.

Best Times to Post

  • Weekday Morning Est
  • Sunday Afternoon Est
  • Tuesday Wednesday Est

Posts stay relevant for about 24-48 hours

Content That Works

  • Creative workspace showcases
  • Advanced formula tutorials
  • Integration and automation workflows
  • Template deep-dives (in appropriate threads)

Common Flairs

QuestionMade by MeDiscussionTemplateTips & Tricks

Who's Here

Productivity enthusiasts, knowledge workers, and teams using Notion. Mix of personal users and team administrators. Love creative setups and learning new techniques.

Common Mistakes on r/Notion

Avoid these pitfalls that get marketers banned or ignored.

Template spam in main feed

Template promotion has designated threads. Posting templates in the main feed violates rules.

Instead

Use template threads for promotion. In main feed, share the concepts and process behind your template.

Promoting competing tools

This is a Notion-focused community. Direct promotion of alternatives is unwelcome.

Instead

If your tool integrates with Notion, frame it as extending Notion: "Adds [capability] to your Notion workspace."

Screenshots without explanation

Beautiful setups get attention, but the community wants to learn. Screenshots without process feel shallow.

Instead

Explain your setup: "Here's my system for [use case]. The structure: [explanation]. Key formulas: [details]."

Overly complex solutions to simple problems

Elegance matters. Rube Goldberg machines aren't impressive when simpler solutions exist.

Instead

Show appropriate complexity: "This could be simpler, but I needed [specific requirement] which led to this approach."

Ignoring mobile experience

Many users access Notion on mobile. Setups that break on mobile aren't fully thought through.

Instead

Address mobile: "Works on mobile too. Had to adjust [element] for smaller screens."

Post Formats That Work on r/Notion

These content formats consistently perform well in this community.

Workspace Showcase

Example Format

""My [use case] system in Notion. Structure: [overview]. How it works: [workflow]. Key features: [formulas/databases]. Lessons learned: [insights].""

Why It Works

Clear use case. Structural explanation. Teaching component.

Formula Tutorial

Example Format

""How to create [functionality] with Notion formulas. The problem: [what I needed]. The solution: [formula with explanation]. Variations: [adaptations].""

Why It Works

Specific problem. Working solution. Adaptable learning.

Integration Workflow

Example Format

""Connected Notion to [tool] for [use case]. Integration: [how]. Workflow: [process]. Time saved: [estimate].""

Why It Works

Practical integration. Clear workflow. Quantified benefit.

Related Communities & Use Cases

Expand your reach with similar subreddits and see who uses r/Notion for marketing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about marketing on r/Notion

In designated template threads, yes. Main feed template promotion is generally not allowed. Focus on teaching the concepts behind your template rather than direct sales.
Workspace showcases with detailed explanations, formula tutorials, and creative use cases. The community values learning, so teaching your process matters.
If your tool extends Notion's capabilities, yes. Frame integrations as adding value to existing Notion setups. Show real workflows using your integration.
Yes, but with explanation. Beautiful setups get attention; explanations get engagement and gratitude. The community wants to learn and replicate.
Yes, many successful template creators participate. Build credibility by helping others first. Use designated promotion threads for selling.
Very technical. Notion's formula language has depth, and the community appreciates advanced techniques. Clear explanations of complex formulas are valued.

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