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How to Buy, Download, Unzip, and Set Up the Template

This guide shows how to buy the template, download the files after purchase, unzip them, and complete the initial setup.

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Step 1: Buy and Download the Template

  1. 1.a.i.
    Click the 🪙Buy Now button.
  2. 2.b.ii.
    You will be redirected to a secure Polar checkout page.
  3. 3.c.iii.
    Enter your email and payment details, then complete the purchase.
  4. 4.d.iv.
    After a successful payment, you will be redirected to an order success page.
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    On this page, you will find

    • A Download button for the template ZIP file

    notion-cms-portfolio-blog-site.zip

    • A Notion database template link
    • A link to the full setup and usage documentation
  5. 5.e.v.
    Click the Download button to save the ZIP file to your computer.

    The file is usually saved in your Downloads folder.

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    If you lose access to the order success page, check your email inbox. You will receive an email containing the download link and purchase details.

Step 2: Unzip the Folder

Windows

  1. 1.a.i.
    Right-click the ZIP file and choose Extract All.
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  2. 2.b.ii.
    Click Extract.
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  3. 3.c.iii.
    A new folder with the same name will appear.
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  4. 4.d.iv.
    Open that folder - inside it, you’ll see the main project folder named:

    notion-cms-portfolio-blog-site-main

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macOS

  1. 1.a.i.
    Double-click the ZIP file.
  2. 2.b.ii.
    It will automatically unzip and create a new folder with the same name.
  3. 3.c.iii.
    Open that folder - inside it, you’ll find the actual project folder:

    notion-cms-portfolio-blog-site-main

Step 3: Open the Project Folder

Inside notion-cms-portfolio-blog-site-main you should see files like:

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/notion-cms-portfolio-blog-site-main
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├── src/
├── public/
├── package.json
├── README.md
└── ...

That’s your working folder - you’ll open this one in your code editor (like VS Code).

Step 4: Move It (Optional)

You can move the project folder anywhere you prefer, for example:

  • Documents/Projects/
  • Desktop/NotionCMS/

Step 5: Done

Your project folder is ready.

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