# How to use the KPI Tracker for Creators in Notion

> A focused Notion workspace for tracking growth across platforms: followers, subscribers, listeners and more, with targets and automatic progress in one place.

- Page: https://jithinrajiv.com/help/kpi-tracker-for-content-creators
- Template: https://jithinrajiv.com/notion-templates/kpi-tracker-for-content-creators/
- Support: templates@jithinrajiv.com

## Quick start

1. In Content Platforms, replace the placeholder links and handles with your own and mark your main platforms with the Primary? checkbox.
2. In KPI Tracker, update the Start value with your current numbers.
3. Set a Target value for each platform.
4. Update Current value over time to track progress.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is the KPI Tracker for Creators?

A focused Notion workspace to track your growth across platforms, including followers, subscribers and listeners, all in one place.

### What is the best order to set up the KPI Tracker?

Start with Content Platforms: replace the placeholder links and handles and mark your main platforms as Primary?. Then open KPI Tracker, update the Start value with your current numbers, set a Target value for each platform, and track progress with Current value.

### What is the difference between the Content Platforms and KPI Tracker databases?

Content Platforms defines where you post. It holds your handles or URLs, posting goals per week, and which platforms are primary. KPI Tracker is your growth scoreboard, with a start value, current value, target value, and an automatically calculated progress percentage and status.

### How do I remove the demo content?

Reset without deleting anything: open a database, switch to the Active view, select all rows (Cmd/Ctrl + A), and set Archived to checked. Switch to the Archive view to see what you archived.

### Will archiving delete my data?

No. Archiving only hides items from the Active view.

### Can I unarchive something later?

Yes. Open the Archive view and uncheck Archived.

### Do I need to fill in every field?

No. Start with Current value and Target value. That's enough to see progress.