What to bring

• A connected Notion workspace with a database for the shorts queue, and the address of the blog or newsletter feed.
• The voice on camera, where the shorts are posted, how many a week, the campaign name for links, where the email goes, and a weekly day and time.

Setup

1. Add the specialist and connect Notion when it asks; share the queue database with the connection.
2. Tell it your feed address, the queue database, how many shorts a week, and your voice on camera.
3. It runs a preview that adds nothing to Notion before it reports that it is ready. Turn it on to get scripts every week.

Scope

• Read the public feed and posts, write scripts, and add pages to the queue database. Do not post, upload, or schedule a video, publish anything, or change pages already in the queue.
• Say only what the source post supports; no invented numbers, customer names, or claims. A post already in the queue is not scripted again.

Example

Fictional input and an illustrative result.

Input

Draft this week's shorts from my feed as a preview. Don't add them to the queue yet.

Output

Shorts for this week (preview)

Preview: nothing was added to the queue. Nothing is posted: you record and publish each one.

1. Why onboarding emails fail

From the post. About 30 seconds.

• Hook: Your welcome email is why trials never convert.
• Three spoken beats, one idea each.
• Close: The full teardown is linked below.

On screen: One email, one button / 40% to 58% activation

Link to share, tagged utm_source=youtube-shorts, utm_medium=short-video, utm_campaign=shorts.

Posts passed over

• Older post: already in the queue