Below, you’ll find a reference guide for all properties in the Research database. Properties are in alphabetical order.
Properties
Associated Content
Type: Relation
Content projects to which this piece of research is directly associated. Typically, this will gain relations when you create research notes directly from a content project.
This Relation property connects to the Research relation property in the Content database.
Author
Type: Rich Text
The author of this research item. Typically useful if you’re capturing articles, studies, or book excerpts.
Channel
Type: Relation
Allows you to associate research items with a particular channel. This can be useful for collecting Course research, capturing research items pertinent to a specific Channel, or collecting collaborator/competitor info for a specific Channel.
Content Keywords
Type: Rollup
This rollups shows any Focus Keywords set on content projects related to this piece of research.
This drives the All Related Research view within keyword pages.
Created
Type: Created Time
The date and time at which this research item was added to Notion.
Keywords
Type: Relation
Keywords that are associated with this piece of research. Typically, this property will gain relations when you add research items directly from a keyword’s page.
This Relation property connects to the Research Relation property in the Keywords database.
Name
Type: Title
The name of this research item.
Publish Date
Type: Date
The date this research item was published.
Publisher
Type: Rich Text
The publisher of this research item. This could be the name of a website, or the name of a publication.
Sponsor
Type: Relation
Use this property to relate this research item to a sponsor in the Sponsors database. This can be useful when collecting other ad reads for this sponsor.
This Relation property connects to the Research Relation property in the Sponsors database.
Type
Type: Select
Labels this piece of research with a specific type – e.g. you might have topical research for a piece of content, outlier content from other creators that did really well for a topic or keyword, etc.
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Name | Description |
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Topic Research | Use this label for research directly related to a piece of content you’re working on, or related to a keyword. |
Outlier Content | Use this label when capturing examples of content that has performed extremely well on other channels. Great for topic validation. |
Creator Tips | Use this label when capturing useful videos or articles that provide tips and advice for improving your business or workflow. |
Tools | Use this label when capturing potentially useful tools, plugins, and apps that you might want to use in your content creation workflow. |
URL
Type: Url
The link to this research item.
Updated
Type: Last Edited Time
The date and time at which this page was last updated.