1. Open Google Sheets: Start by opening a Google Sheet where your marketing data is stored.

2. Access HyperList:

1. • Navigate to Extensions in the Google Sheets menu.

   • Select HyperList from the dropdown.

3. Authorize and Connect:

1. • Follow the prompts to authorize and establish a connection with HyperList.

4. Create a HyperList:

1. • Click the + New button in HyperList.

   • Choose the relevant Google Sheet and click Publish as List.

   • Name your list (e.g., "Lead Management Tracker") and select attributes to display (e.g., Lead Name, Status, Follow-Up Date).

   • Apply filters (e.g., Status = "Hot") and sorting (e.g., by Follow-Up Date) as needed.

   • Click Publish.

5. Manage HyperList:

1. • Copy the URL provided by HyperList.

   • Share the URL with your team or embed it in a marketing dashboard for real-time collaboration.

Outcome: Team members can view and interact with live data on leads, campaigns, and follow-ups, ensuring everyone is up-to-date and aligned.

1. Open Google Forms: Prepare a Google Form to collect your survey results or data analysis. 

2. Access HyperList:

   • Go to Extensions > HyperList.

3. Authorize and Connect:

   • Authorize and connect if not done previously. 

4. Create a HyperList:

   • Click + New.

   • Name the list (e.g., "Customer Satisfaction Survey") and choose which attributes to display.

   • Apply filters as needed (e.g., filter responses to include only certain answers).

   • Click Publish.

5. Manage HyperList:

   • Copy the URL.

   • Share the URL or embed it in presentations or reports.

Outcome: Viewers can easily understand survey results or data analyses through interactive, organized lists, enhancing decision-making processes.

1. Open Google Sheets: Set up a sheet with lesson plans, study guides, or educational materials.

2. Access HyperList:

   • Go to Extensions > HyperList.

3. Authorize and Connect:

   • Complete the authorization process.

4. Create a HyperList:

   • Click + New.

   • Select your sheet and click Publish as List.

   • Name the list (e.g., "Lesson Plan") and choose attributes to display (e.g., Topic, Objectives, Activities).

   • Click Publish.

5. Manage HyperList:

   • Copy the URL.

   • Share with students or colleagues, or embed in educational platforms.

Outcome: Educators can present lesson plans and study materials interactively, making it easier to structure and share content with students or other educators.

By utilizing HyperList in these scenarios, users can streamline collaboration, improve data management, and enhance communication across various domains.