Using Notion and Next.js ISR to sync content across platforms

Publishing content across multiple platforms offers content creators the advantage of reaching a broader audience while maintaining creative control through personal websites. However, ensuring synchronization across these platforms can be challenging, requiring a detailed workflow to prevent inconsistencies that could damage credibility. The article outlines an optimized process using Notion and the Notion API as the central source of truth, integrated with Next.js and Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) to streamline synchronization. The approach includes setting up a Notion database, creating a custom integration, fetching data, converting it to Markdown, and dynamically routing each blog post. To address the issue of static content becoming outdated, the article introduces ISR, which allows for periodic updates of static content without a full site rebuild. This method ensures that new or updated content is quickly reflected across platforms and supports scalability as the author's content collection grows. The solution is demonstrated with code snippets and is available on GitHub, offering an efficient and scalable workflow for content management and publication.