The beauty of Notion is that you can also use it to set up and run your business - even if it's not a business about Notion. Here are a few ways Notions users are relying on the platform to set up shop and start generating income.

Creating a landing page

You can use Notion to quickly create simple, beautiful webpages for your business. Set up the page in your workspace and share it publicly with one click so that anyone can view the page. Updates are instant, and editing couldn't be easier.

As one example, Notion Pro Temirlan Nugmanov built the site for his consulting agency Optemization this way.

Some tips:

• Create a shortlink with bit.ly for quick access to your page.
• Embed a Typeform if you want to collect email addresses and other lead information.

Putting together a proposal

If you're a freelancer or consultant, set up a template for your own proposals to send out to clients. Here's an example of a contracting proposal from Yash Bhardwaj.

Some tips:

• Publish your page to the web and simply send the link to your client.
• Add in a portfolio database to highlight your recent projects.
  • Here's a good example from designer Scott Takahashi.
  • And one more from artist Corbin Bell.

Creating an invoice

Create your own invoice template directly inside your workspace. Here's an example of an invoice from graphic designer Nazzareno Giannelli.

Some tips:

• You can export your invoice as a PDF to send as an attachment.
• Use the Template Button feature to quickly generate new invoice templates.

We'd love to see more creative ways you're using Notion to generate business! Send us a message with links and examples.