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Your Ghost publication description sits under Settings → General → Title & Description, controlling sidebar taglines, RSS feeds, and share cards. If your theme's sidebar still won't reflect the change, the real issue is usually a theme override, not the settings panel.
The Ghost Source theme's publication info sidebar shows your site title, description, and subscribe button on the homepage. Hide it in one click from Settings, but changing its text, button link, or fixing a TOC conflict requires editing post-list.hbs directly. Here's the exact fix for each case.
The best Substack alternative depends on your goal: Typeflo or Ghost for SEO and AI search visibility, Beehiiv or Kit for newsletter growth without the 10% fee, and Medium for built-in audience reach.
A multi-tenant CMS lets one platform serve multiple client blogs or brand sites with isolated data and shared infrastructure. Here's what it means for agencies specifically, and which platforms fit.
It depends on what you are building. If audience ownership and recurring revenue matter to you, Substack is the better choice. If you want reach and discoverability without an existing following, Medium gives you a faster start. If neither fits, both platforms have real limitations worth knowing before you commit.
This article gives insights on compelling reasons to consider adding Typeflo to your toolkit, even if you're already a fan of Quick Creator Blog. It talks about the benefits of using Google Docs, cool website features, PageSpeed insights and the white labelling option for agencies.
