1) What Notion Agents can do (marketing-relevant)

Notion Agents work best when you treat them like operators inside your marketing system: they do multi-step work (create, organize, update trackers), not just copywriting.

They can:

• Create and edit pages (briefs, launch docs, post-mortems)
• Build and edit databases (campaign trackers, calendars, pipelines)
• Search across your workspace and connected tools like Google Drive and Gmail
• Analyze data and produce summaries and insights

2) The core principle: databases first, agent second

Agents become dramatically more useful when your marketing work is database-led (campaigns, assets, tasks, channels, personas). Then the agent can reliably query, summarize, update statuses, and create rows/pages with consistent structure.

3) Recommended “Agent-ready” marketing system (minimum viable)

If you want agents to run marketing end-to-end, organize around 4–6 core databases.

A) Campaigns database

• Campaign name (title)
• Objective (select)
• ICP / Persona (select or relation)
• Channel (multi-select)
• Owner (person)
• Status (status)
• Start date / End date (date)
• KPI target (text/number)