CMS/Newsletter plattform Ghost joins the fediverse
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In Ghost 6.0 we're introducing another new distribution channel: The social web. Now, millions of people can discover, follow, like and reply to your posts from any supported social web client - including Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, Flipboard, Ghost, WordPress, Surf, WriteFreely, and many more
Ghost 6.0
Networked publishing, native analytics, and $100M earned by indie publishers
Changelog (ghost.org)
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In Ghost 6.0 we're introducing another new distribution channel: The social web. Now, millions of people can discover, follow, like and reply to your posts from any supported social web client - including Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, Flipboard, Ghost, WordPress, Surf, WriteFreely, and many more
Ghost 6.0
Networked publishing, native analytics, and $100M earned by indie publishers
Changelog (ghost.org)
Heyyyy, I'm one of the "many more"!
Seriously this is super cool. With Ghost and WordPress on the fediverse we're that much closer to connecting the social web and the world wide web together.
There's some concern that this doesn't really apply to the threadiverse, but it does, and I will work my damned hardest that it does. WordPress blogs already show up as communities here. Ghost blogs don't, but I will continue to advocate for it.
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In Ghost 6.0 we're introducing another new distribution channel: The social web. Now, millions of people can discover, follow, like and reply to your posts from any supported social web client - including Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, Flipboard, Ghost, WordPress, Surf, WriteFreely, and many more
Ghost 6.0
Networked publishing, native analytics, and $100M earned by indie publishers
Changelog (ghost.org)
Anyone here using it? I am not sure I understand their pricing model. Is it just "the more users you have, the more likely you are making money from this and therefore the more you can afford?"
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I really appreciate you Julian
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Anyone here using it? I am not sure I understand their pricing model. Is it just "the more users you have, the more likely you are making money from this and therefore the more you can afford?"
not using it but i heard that compared to substack there's a fixed price (9€ x month) instead of a fixed % of the revenue . so if your revenue grows you don't own them more and more
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not using it but i heard that compared to substack there's a fixed price (9€ x month) instead of a fixed % of the revenue . so if your revenue grows you don't own them more and more
That is completely on brand with how the Ghost team operates. It's wonderful to see.
