Background:
I frequently develop products, and I've noticed that I consistently require blog features each time. I've come to realize that 80% of these features are always the same; what sets them apart is simply how they're presented to users. Additionally, core features like blog management systems remain identical across different projects.
The Idea:
Blogstraps is a blog platform as a service. Blogstraps offers a comprehensive blog management system including post management, author management, categorization, and more. With Blogstraps, integrating these features into your existing website is as simple as writing just a few lines of code.
Here are the mock-up pictures to make it easier to understand:
Blog Management System:
Using notion like text editor to write post:
You can also manage the SEO:
Integrate to Existing Website just several line of code (In the future I also want to develop the React components):
Anyway, if you are interested in my project, please visit https://blogstraps.com and subscribe to let me know that this idea is valid.
Very interesting idea Herry.
How is this different from a CMS system like Ghost?
The CMS part is similar, but ghost cannot be accesed via API or embedded to my existing website.
For example i have developed coderbased.com. It's not possible to have ghost in https://coderbased.com/blog (with the similar UI)
Using subdomain still possible for ghost but the SEO got impacted since subdomain perceived like a different domain
Got it. Thanks for the clarification.