Youtubers get demonetised. Social media platforms get deleted.
You really need to go independent.
A Notion guide on how to self-host and publish with Ghost.
Step-by-step and without jargon.
“This is an excellent guide — it helped me setup my own personal
website using Ghost CMS and helped me save a tonne of money in the
process.” -
Yath Prem, Medical Student, Blogger and Youtuber
Updated for Ghost 4.0
What will you learn?
Take control over buying and managing your domain
Set up Ghost CMS for professional
publishing with all features
Run your own server on Digital Ocean and
save €250+/year
Send newsletters to connect with your subscribers
Sell your content to your most loyal fans
What will you get?
Step-by-step Notion guide with concise and clear explanations
$100 of hosting credit to get
started for free
Pro-tips from experience along the way
Start publishing online and
own your content
Sign up below and you'll get access to the guide. 100% free.
Who am I?
I'm Martin, a medical student and I've spent
the last two years closely following
Ghost and learning all about it. Largely through personal projects
such as
Medical Notes.
I've been where you've been. But managed to make it from
a complete noob to making my own
themes for Ghost and managing my own server. This is what I want to
teach you...in a few days.
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Why do I have to own what you create:
This is how you can control everything that happens to your
creations. You don't have to be dependent on someone else. Plus, you
can do things as you want.
What is Ghost: It's a new platform
for publishing online. But it's open-source, 99% customisable and
awesome. With Ghost,
you get all you'll ever need: publishing, newsletters, memberships.
They are completely independent, which means you will be too.
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this free post
I wrote about this a while ago. It's a good basis, but not
up-to-date.
