Top 6 Product Evaluation Templates in Notion

Manage your small online shop easily with Notion Equipped with integration with:

1. WhatsApp for customizing existing contacts
2. Checkout link to your product with Gumroad
3. Testimonials

With a focus on both functionality and style, this planner is perfect for entrepreneurs, freelancers, or anyone looking to stay organised and motivated while working on their business. Our planner includes essential pages such as a monthly calendars, finance trackers and a page where you can leave all your business goals. In addition, we've added extra pages for your fave vision boards and quotes to help you stay motivated.

The planner is designed to work seamlessly with Notion, so you can easily customise it to fit your needs. And with its stylish and modern design, it's sure to inspire you every time you use it.

What's included?
- brand hub
- finance tracker
- task manager
- goals
- strategy
- social media planner
- offers
- customer hub
- vision board
- motivational quotes
- business calendar
- and much more...

Effortlessly manage your customer testimonials with the Testimonial Collection Template. This user-friendly tool allows you to gather, organise, and filter valuable feedback, making it quick and easy to find specific feedback or testimonials with attachments. Simplify your testimonial management process and quickly access the testimonials you need with ease.

As a software developer, you know that tracking and documenting quality metrics is key to delivering reliable and efficient software. However, keeping track of all these metrics can be a daunting task, especially when working on complex projects with multiple contributors. This template will help you to document all your software quality metrics and principles in an organized space.

The Impact and Learnings Review is the most important ceremony for a growth team.
Use this template to structure the weekly review for your team.

This template can help you with a quick product review analysis. For this, we look at the product as is now and answer the research questions based on what we can see (UI), what we experience (UX), and what we know (internal knowledge)