What I like most about inblog is how quickly you can get started and actually see results. I launched a brand-new blog on a fresh domain, posted just three articles, and within a few days, they were already showing up on the first page of Google. No dev help, no plugins, no complicated setup. Honestly, I was kinda shocked. If your content is solid, I really think anyone can build traffic in a few months. I’ve done it myself with a couple of startups, and every time we saw real growth. The SEO part just works out of the box. Also love how smooth the workflow is. We usually write in Notion, and with inblog we just... hit publish. No reformatting, no fixing weird layouts. Everything stays clean. One thing I didn’t expect to be so useful was the lead forms. You can add forms into the blog super easily, without touching code. It made turning readers into actual leads way easier than with other platforms. If you’re trying to grow with content but don’t have time (or people) to build a fancy custom blog, this just makes everything simpler. {Things that really stood out to me] 1. Took me maybe 10 mins to launch the blog 2.Google SEO just works, even on new domains 3. Takes care of the technical setup so you can focus on the content side 4. Publishing from Notion is smooth and saves tons of time 5. Built-in lead forms make it easy to collect and convert visitors 6. The inblog team is super helpful and quick to improve things based on user feedback

After 6 months of using Inblog, what I love most is how incredibly easy it is to use. The setup process was straightforward - no technical knowledge required and definitely no need to involve our dev team. The interface is super intuitive, so I can focus on writing and publishing content instead of figuring out how the platform works. Everything just works out of the box. The SEO optimization happens automatically, the blog looks professional by default, and publishing new posts is as simple as writing and clicking publish. Our entire marketing team picked it up immediately without any training. It's refreshing to have a tool that doesn't require constant troubleshooting or technical support.

I’m not a developer, but inblog made it super easy for me to launch our blog. I got everything up and running including sub-directory hosting, technical SEO setup, and even a lead gen form within 10 minutes. It felt like it was built for marketers, not engineers. The UI is clean, the onboarding is smooth, and I didn’t have to ask our dev team for help once.