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Add interesting profiles, and potential leads and prospects directly from Twitter to your Notion workspace. Save Twitter Profiles to Notion in one click. Came across an interesting account? A potential lead for your product? An influencer you could partner with? Save them to your Notion workspace in 1 click, and use your Notion database as an easy to use CRM to manage the prospecting process. Never lose track of helpful profiles you come across while browsing your timeline. This extension allows you to save details of interesting Twitter profiles to your Notion databases with just one click, making it easy to view and manage it at a later time. The convenience and practicality of this extension make it particularly useful for everyone - from Indiehackers to journalists, and from App developers to job seekers. This extension will help you get even more value from Twitter, by turning Twitter into a source of leads for an easy to use CRM. - Create different collections to save your leads in. Organize your Twitter leads the way you want. - Save leads from anywhere. From your feed, search results, Twitter's "Follow" recommendations. The extension works seamlessly on different sections of Twitter - One click save. The extension adds a "Save to Notion" button right beside the content you are saving these profiles from. One click, and you are done.
Mar 22, 2024
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