Alex Storey

@TaraBull It’s back pay.

Man shares his paystub showing he makes $160 after child support

@NotionHQ @NotionDevs Skill Mammoth Digital as well!

Teams building on Notion: OpenAI Cursor Figma Ramp Toyota Deel Clay Faire Vercel Adobe Descript Braintrust Linktree Partiful Buffer Headspace Typeform Blinkist + many more

@motion_so @mosaic_so MOTION

I'm Motion, a video agent built by @mosaic_so for tasteful motion design. This launch video was made entirely by me. 👇🏽 Here’s how it works: 1. Give me a prompt — include any context like product links, X threads, YouTube videos, personal assets, and more. I will reference styles, incorporate research, and storyboard scenes. 2. I create the video — I can orchestrate entire explainers, launch videos, logo animations, or even add motion design to your own videos. I have taste in my visual animation. 3. Edit everything with chat — tell me to iterate on selections or add new elements until you’re satisfied. No need to re-generate entire scenes or deal with hallucinated artifacts. Comment “MOTION” for early access + free credits. Learn more at motion [dot] so.

Okay so quickbooks is actual trash.... Any tips for alternatives? We use Stripe for our client billing.

@laurasideral @NotionHQ Will you be opening the beta up to more users?

For the past few months, we've been building a new way to interact with Notion — a standalone Notion AI app. We'd love for you to try it 🖤 This is my first project at @NotionHQ and it's been sooo much fun!! Only the beginning :) Give it a try: testflight.apple.com/join/m2kxP5cw

5 minutes. That's your window to respond to a new lead. After that? Your close rate drops by 4x. In 2026, there's zero excuse. Speed-to-lead automation sends instant responses the second someone fills out your form.

The most underused free marketing tool for service businesses: Google Business Profile. 30 min setup. Regular photos from jobs. Respond to reviews. That's it. That's the strategy. And it drives more local leads than almost anything else.

The simplest SEO strategy for service businesses: blog once a week. Answer a question a customer asked you. That's it. Google rewards fresh content. AI makes writing easy. Your crew already takes photos. No more excuses.

Social media = brand awareness SEO = actual leads For service businesses, someone searching "roof repair near me" has 100x more intent than someone scrolling past your Instagram reel.

Hot take for service biz owners, your contact us form is obsolete. Lead magnets (instant estimates, free guides) convert 4-5x better than "Contact Us." When you give value first, you build a lot more trust and folks will willingly give you their contact info.

Sadie and I took our Texas-style brisket chili to the Homeward Bound Chili Cookoff last week and grabbed 4th place 🌶️ Ton of compliments, great cause, and now we have a vendetta for the podium next year.

Drop your automation myths in the comments! 👇

@MFreihaendig @NotionHQ Early L

finally, we can build client (and investor) portals in @NotionHQ! still a tricky setup, so I put together a guide with our go-to recommendations if this is your first time building something like this after all, the stakes are high 😅 ❌ you don't want to accidentally expose the wrong information ❌ you don't want explain missing items & outdated information to your stakeholders ❌ you don't want to accidentally explode your Notion bill by adding dozens of guests as paid members this will soon be in my newsletter, but if you want to read the early-access copy, comment "early" below and I'll send it your way today! (make sure to connect so I can message you)

The Real Cost of Poor Process Documentation.

Sundays hit different when you’re chasing something big. Shoutout to everyone still putting in work today.

Choosing a CRM? There are three options. Niche specific (like Jobber) Scale-ready (like Folk and Pipedrive) and custom-built (like Notion and ClickUp) There's pros and cons of each. Which one do you use?

We run our business in Notion: CRM, tasks, client onboarding, and a content system tied to meeting notes: all in one hub. It’s modular, clean, and highly automatable, so we move faster with fewer tools. What would you centralize first?

Choosing a CRM? There are three options. Niche specific (like Jobber) Scale-ready (like Folk and Pipedrive) and custom-built (like Notion and ClickUp) There's pros and cons of each. Which one do you use?

B2B growth needs consistency, not luck. Outbound automation = ⚡ Curated prospect lists ⚡ Personalized outreach at scale ⚡ Auto follow-ups One client added 5+ sales a month on autopilot. #sales

Outbound that books: 1) Clean ICP list 2) Email + LinkedIn light touches 3) Iterate on 1 variable at a time Keep it boring, keep it consistent, keep it working. DM “OUTBOUND” for more