Notion integrationPublish to your
Notion blog.
Every article becomes a page in your Notion blog database, with the title, slug, description, keyword, cover image and the full body as native Notion blocks. Built for Notion-powered sites and team content libraries.
About five minutes to set up.
Create a Notion connection
In Notion's developer tools, add a connection called SEOLadders and copy its API token. Unlike a personal token, it does not expire.
Build and share the database
Use your blog database, or let Notion AI build one from the prompt in the docs. Then share the database with the connection.
Connect in SEOLadders
Paste the token and the database link. The connection test names the database and shows which column receives what, before anything publishes.
A real Notion page, not pasted text.
Your database columns are filled in, and the article reads like it was written in Notion.
Native blocks
Headings, lists, tables, quotes, images, YouTube videos and the FAQ arrive as Notion blocks you can edit.
Cover image
The article's cover goes in your Cover column and is set as the page cover.
Slug and description
Filled into your Slug and Description columns, ready for sites that build URLs and previews from them.
Keyword and status
The target keyword goes in Tags, and Status is set to Published (or left as a draft if you prefer).
Safe republishing
A new page is created before the old one is archived, so an update never loses the article.
A token that lasts
A Notion connection's token does not expire, so publishing never quietly stops a year from now.
Publishing to Notion, answered
What it does, what it runs on, and how it fits the platform.
See the full platform →Anyone whose blog runs on Notion, through Notion Sites, Super, Feather or similar, and teams who keep their content library in Notion. Each article lands as a page in your blog database.
Rank on Google and get cited
by AI on autopilot
Connect your site once and the work runs in the background, it finds the topics, builds the content and authority behind them, then tracks where you land on Google and how often AI platforms recommend you.