Hugh Mackay

I’m looking to build a newsletter for upcoming products. I’m aiming to target people mainly via Twitter and Instagram. Revue seems popular on Twitter but ideally looking for something which works well across platforms. Let me know below👇

I have a project which is healthily evolving as I develop it. I’m concerned because I can already foresee that the scope of the project, as it continues to evolve, will eventually outgrow my capabilities and time resource. Is compromise an inevitable part of this evolutionary process? Should I think about building a team rather than limiting the project? Let me know your thoughts 👇

I’m developing a number of templates designed for performers and musicians. Aside from some more complex ones when I think it’s essential, I wondered if it’s always a good idea to include guidance notes inside of the Notion tool as well as an introductory video in PH. Some templates from others I’ve used in the past have had both. What do you think I should include? Let me know below👇

Many of us use Notion on a daily basis for a variety of needs. The tools we build are as many as there are facets to our lives. What are your favourite task-specific Notion products that you’ve come across on PH? Do you find that you have to adapt them to your needs? Let me know below👇

I’m working on some Notion tools for musicians. Productivity tools like a setlist/programme builder, repertory planner and promotor roster, but also analytical tools like journals and a portfolio breakdown. These are all things that I didn’t have before and needed, so I made them! What else could I work on?

I’m looking into how people use teaching materials. In my field, most still use physical copies of both contemporary and historical teaching materials, despite there being a plethora of digital products of and subscription services to similar (if not exactly the same) materials. Why do you think this is? Is it specific to music education? What are the benefits of having a physical copy over a...