They love Ghost
Many people love Ghost and they are not shy to say it:
I'm always amazed just how simple it is to spin up a @TryGhost blog from scratch. These guys really have done an amazing job!
— Sean Wright (@SeanWrightSec) February 16, 2019
After doing a little maintenance on my Blog today, I have to say. HOLY CRAP! The new @TryGhost Upgrade experience and developer tools are downright amazing. So Damned Good. Ridiculously good.
— Karl Oscar Weber (@KarlOscarWeber) February 10, 2019
Today we moved our blog from Medium to @TryGhost
— Glenn Rogers (@glennfloat) February 1, 2019
To kick it off, I wrote a piece on What We Stand For at @float https://t.co/qtr5ENSUhr
This is the third iteration of my personal site in the last 6 months but I think I finally nailed it. Used @TryGhost for a CMS and I couldn't be happier! Check it out at https://t.co/s9lDlIXCxQ pic.twitter.com/EC7U0dRCTd
— Walker Frederick (@WFrederickTweet) January 20, 2019
I'm very excited about good alternatives to Wordpress taking the headless CMS road. Ghost is probably one of the cleanest panel admin/user experience you can get today. Also the team managing themselves the @gatsbyjs plugin is a big plus to me ! https://t.co/VvUqypbcQ0
— Thomasorus (@BrownLeatherGuy) January 18, 2019
Playing with @tryghost today for a small project. They hit it out of the park with the 2.0 editor. This is how blocks *should* be done. Absolute joy to use.
— Daniel Nisbet (@danielnisbet) January 15, 2019
✍️ I'm writing my newsletter again! First edition of 2019: https://t.co/YL0ymDrpiD
— levelsio (@levelsio) January 14, 2019
I've finally been able to get @SendGrid's Campaign feature working so I can write again. Let me know what you'd like me to write about!
Also migrating my blog to @TryGhost, so I'll blog more too!
Playing with @tryghost today for a small project. They hit it out of the park with the 2.0 editor. This is how blocks *should* be done. Absolute joy to use.
— Daniel Nisbet (@danielnisbet) January 15, 2019
I'm surprised how good @TryGhost has become from a couple of years until today. Just installed and wow, it has all the features I was using Wordpress for.
— Eduardo Tello (@dutello) December 20, 2018
Just moved @humbot_io's blog from @Medium to @TryGhost and can recommend it for a company blog (still using Medium for personal). WordPress is too bloated and Medium's signup popup is annoying. Ghost feels just right and worth every penny 👻
— Can Olcer (@canolcer) March 6, 2018
The reason I am moving my content away from @Medium to my own website.
— Luca Hammer (@luca) March 16, 2018
The deal was: I give you content, you give me readers. But if you hinder people from reading my stuff, I am gone. pic.twitter.com/txNMjM2o64
The new @TryGhost interface for writing is gorgeous. pic.twitter.com/vSbw5Qm8Gt
— Rui Peres (@peres) March 2, 2018
Moved my blog to @TryGhost and couldn't be happier. Great support, great performance and overall very smooth process. https://t.co/zmaj6Tq0rz One more reason to start writing again!
— Kenneth Truyers (@Kennethtruyers) March 22, 2018
Spent a couple of hours re-designing our blog with @TryGhost Have to say I'm really impressed. Love the stripped down, minimal approach. Nice work guys! Sneak preview of v1.0: pic.twitter.com/yvBONHvzTQ
— Rod Richmond 🔎💻 (@rodppc) March 1, 2018
It's my first time to use @TryGhost. Actually, it's one of the best Publishing Platforms I've ever seen. Neat UI, speed, and more features. ❤️I'll publish my ghost blog soon.
— Ahmed ⚯͛ (@geeksamu) March 10, 2018
Testing @buffer integration with the awesome @tryghost via the funky @zapier tools :) I love all these solutions
— Keran McKenzie (@keranm) March 28, 2018
Have set up a @TryGhost website for my wife and I really recommend it - a great alternative to the all-powerful @WordPress. Lightweight, clean, easy to administer. https://t.co/UXYjUzMXGR
— Owen Symes (@owensymes) March 21, 2018
Moved what little blog I have over to @TryGhost today. Really nice clean system, so nice to get away from wordpress. Now just to actually write more content!
— melodiouscode (@jamesakadamingo) March 18, 2018
We love Medium. But now they're saying goodbye to 50 of its staff, be sure to keep your own homebase as well. With @TryGhost for example.
— Stek.io (@stek_io) January 5, 2017
Want a blog platform that’s as easy to use as your writing app? @TryGhost might be the tool for you: https://t.co/p65IyaZfkB pic.twitter.com/sZMYo2jOtx
— Matthew Guay (@maguay) March 1, 2018
😁 My personal website https://t.co/6x5yRSVzT0 now actually contains content and isn't just a redirect. Thanks @TryGhost for the awesome platform and thanks @justgoodthemes for the epic theme! pic.twitter.com/XI8jIcNXgc
— Omar Bahareth (@o_bahareth) March 21, 2018
@TryGhost looks pretty nice, in case you don't want the hassle. I use it for my blog.
— Caitlin McCann (@thegreatestcait) November 3, 2017
Starting to fall in love with @TryGhost. Simple (does one thing great), open source, beautiful, extendable, runs on Azure, not Wordpress.
— Thomas Ardal (@ThomasArdal) January 10, 2017
For a Blogger alternative, check out @TryGhost which we use for https://t.co/VP0vZJN143. There's a hosted (paid) & self-install version, it's tracker-free by default & run by a non-profit foundation.
— DuckDuckGo (@DuckDuckGo) December 27, 2017
A free alternative is @WordPress, also hosted or self-install.#GoogleFree2018 pic.twitter.com/cdivwd4Ze3
Do you want try @TryGhost ! Looks like it would be simpler than Wordpress...! After all blog should be simpler!
— Rafiudeen Chozhan K (@RafiAlhamd) March 15, 2018
I have used @TryGhost for side projects and personal blogs. It's really nice and easy to use 🙂
— Enric Enrich (@enricenrich) April 8, 2018
After some initial hiccups, @TryGhost is now working incredibly well. Setting up new blogs takes moments. Very impressed and a joy to use. Time to move away from @wordpress totally. #ftw #blogging
— david reid (@zathras) January 20, 2018
Trying out @TryGhost for a few days now - impressed! No more wordpress woes and don't have to design my own from scratch :)
— Gaurav Ramesh (@ggauravr) February 11, 2018
Finally I can start writing and tweak things easily on the way.. https://t.co/nFNgD94wwh#ghostblog #biking #travel #bayrea #pacificcoast
btw, i love publishing on the ghost platform so far! great work! :) @TryGhost
— Steve Longoria (@stevelongoria) April 7, 2018
@TryGhost we're absolutely loving Ghost as a platform at @JoinCharlie – we just launched our new magazine on it, and it's been a dream! 😍
— Tom Clarke (@ClarkeTom) November 28, 2017
Just busy moving our company blog to @TryGhost. Absolutely loving the writing experience 💙
— Leandro (@Leandro8209) November 16, 2017
[...] It's been 434 blog posts over six and a half years. It's gone from being excited about a hundred visitors in a week to hundreds of thousands on a big day. It's taken me from a hobby to a career. In so many ways, this blog has defined who I am and what I do today but finally, it was time for a change.
[...] Switching to Ghost. Last year I had to create a new blog. Not for me, mind you, rather for my wife, Kylie. I wanted something she could self-manage and that was a good, modern day platform. I looked at WordPress options but there were a number of things that just didn't sit well with me on that front. One of them was the sheer scale of security issues they have and before you interject, yes, I know that's usually because of third party add-ons, yet the ecosystem still facilitates this. Then there was just the multitude of things that WordPress sites do that she simply didn't need - all she wanted was a blog, not add-ons and forms and other things that were ancillary to the simple objective of just creating a blog.