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SUPER NOTION WEBSITE FOR FREE
SUPER NOTION WEBSITE UPDATE
SUPER NOTION WEBSITE FULL
SUPER NOTION WEBSITE PLUS
SUPER NOTION WEBSITE PROFESSIONAL

SUPER NOTION WEBSITE FULL

In my case, I use Ko-Fi as my expected primary income stream as it pertains to this community since I have a full time job, I am not reliant on this blog to provide my income. There are a number of ways to monetize platforms. As of the time of publishing, I have not seen a single cent from any of these methods, which is okay.

SUPER NOTION WEBSITE PLUS

The only ways I currently monetize this platform is in the footer of every page, I have a link to my ko-fi account, plus I will use affiliate links (however I will call them out like this when I use them).

You could be looking at affiliate links, advertising, tip jar, monthly recurring expenses memberships, sponsorships, etc.

Now if you wish to make some sort of money on your platform, you will have to come up with some way to monetize the website.

The plan I use for Fathom is $14 a month. They were recommended by super.so as a solid privacy focused analytics site, I appreciate that they don't try to tie to profiles or any excessive data scraping. The platform I use is Fathom Analytics (affiliate link).

I have an analytics platform I use that helps me figure out website performance on the blog, how many visitors, IP and country correlation, etc.

I have a bundle deal with them for paid mail and VPN for $200 every 2 years, howeer you can add custom domains to their inbox with the $50 a year plan. Long before this blog was even really an idea. In my case, I use (formerly ) and have been a customer of theirs for a few years. You will also have to create some DNS records to support this.

If you wish to have an email ending in then you will need to have access to an email provider that allows you to configure custom domains.

Purchasing a domain name should be relatively cheap (assuming the one you want is available). As an attempt to uncouple myself from Google services, I moved to Cloudflare and I have grown to like it personally, but use your preferred provider. I use Cloudflare as my registrar but prior to them, I was using Google Domains. For instance, this article looks like the image below within Notion.Ī high level overview of some options you can use to customize your site. Notion is what I am using as the backend, or essentially my Content Management System. I started using Notion to change the way I was documenting my homelab as I was running out of time with Office 365 from when I was a student.

Notion.so is a cloud-based note-taking application that I initially saw recommended by Heath Adams during a DEFCON 29 Red Team Village livestream with and Joe Helle.

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SUPER NOTION WEBSITE PROFESSIONAL

Notion and Super both have free tiers that will allow you to get something up an running, but if you want something that looks a little more professional and cleaner, then expect to sink a little money into this venture.

SUPER NOTION WEBSITE FOR FREE

First off, you can technically start this for free without major issues. So there are a few pre-requisites that are required prior to starting this. Think of it as a sort of brain dump of how I am running this site and some of the backend work behind it.

SUPER NOTION WEBSITE UPDATE

Please note this will be more of a “live” article as I will continue to update things as I make changes to the website. Now I know my site needs a little TLC, however throughout this post I will outline how I have this set up, but will present other options as well. I was already using Notion for my primary personal note taking app and found through that it was possible to host a website via Notion’s sharing feature and a second service called Super.so. I was looking for a minimal effort SaaS solution if I could. Running this blog was something I was considering for quite a while before I started it, but I didn’t really want to deal with running a webserver and WordPress myself. There are a few more things that go into hosting this other than just Super and Notion, but I will get into that in a little bit. I was able to essentially go from idea to ready to go in around 10-12 hours, with a lot of that being messing around and making sure things work the way I want. Here I wanted to go over the process I used to set up this blog and the backend work required to get it running.