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Why Coda?
Capture Ideas
Coda solves scattered documentation
At the rate business gets done in 2021, if million-dollar ideas, strokes of genius and even to-do lists aren’t properly documented, it’s more than likely they’ll get lost in the shuffle.
With the proper tools, however, you can ensure that every ounce of inspiration from a brainstorming session, meeting notes, or 1:1 doesn’t get left behind.
In an effort to ensure all your brilliant ideas are captured and shared, I’ve put together a few examples of how other leading product teams are squeezing all the juice out of the Coda fruit.
Team brainstorm
Add idea
Ops
2
Marketing campaign
1
New product feature
2
Hiring
2
Plan a virtual offsite
Create more actionable goals for 2021
Create a physical product to give to our customers
Add a mobile app
Launch a website chatbot
Revamp our job descriptions to take into account DEI best practices
Hire more customer support to handle new customers
Meeting Notes
Action items
Detail any follow-up tasks at the top of your doc, where everyone can see them.
Agenda
Keep track of attendees and the topics your team will discuss.
Notes
We’ve held a thumb wrestling tournament every year for the last 20 years. This year will be no different!
Can we still open with a bit of magic?
How can we incentivize attendance?
What kind of swag can we send people?
Potential drawbacks?
Will magic tricks translate?
Done
Task
Owner
Due date
Get Sam to fork over the event attendee list.
7/31/2020
Schedule brainstorm for thumb wrestling swag
8/3/2020
Decide which magic tricks translate best over Zoom.
8/11/2020
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**Pro-tip: You can even send out brainstorming ideas or meeting notes straight to the attendee’s inboxes with the click of a button with our Gmail Pack! Check it out. 👇
Send meeting notes
Send meeting notes
Looking for more?
Here are even more great ways to jumpstart your meetings and ensure when those creative juices are flowing, you’re capturing that precious content!
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