Recommendations to others considering Ghost:
If you have the change of self-hosting Ghost, I would definitely recommend that option. The earlier versions of Ghost could be a pain in terms of version management, but now everything is much smoother and easier to manage.
Also, if you come from a WordPress blog, the Ghost team has several resources you can follow to guarantee that this transition happens smoothly. In the end, changing from WordPress to Ghost definitely has several benefits. The UI is far superior (even comparing with the new Gutenberg editor that WordPress has since version 5) and Ghost is much smoother. In terms of SEO, Ghost also has out-of-the-box support for most tools that you would need without any unnecessary fluff or additional plugins.
Ghost's support is also commendable. I have got in touch with their Support team more than a couple of times and they answered quickly and solved our issues.
If you're going to use Ghost daily, you're surely going to notice some mildly annoying bugs in the UI (especially when compared to WordPress), but I would say that it still does a fantastic job in the end. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is Ghost solving and how is that benefiting you?
It's a fantastic tool to maintain a technical blog. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.