Ever stared at a blinking cursor wondering what to write next? You’re not alone—and thankfully, you don’t have to go it alone anymore. Ghost Craft is your AI-powered writing partner, built for bloggers and digital creators who are tired of feeling stuck.
✅ Quick Answer: What is Ghost Craft?
Ghost Craft is a smart AI writing assistant that helps bloggers overcome writer’s block, generate fresh topic ideas, and rewrite existing content to better engage readers. With built-in research tools and viral article suggestions, it’s a time-saving platform for content creators who want to write faster—and smarter.
If you've experienced any of the following:
You. Are. Not. Alone. And I'm not talking about ghosts... or maybe I should be?
We are at an exciting time in blogging history. Gone are the days of blank screens and blinking cursors. Scratching your head until it hurts when nothing comes to mind... have you been there?
Yes? Well, there's no need to go through that hellish torture any longer!
Since early 2023, there's been a ton of new apps released... all with the intention of "helping you write better with AI." Some were good. Most were not.
But lately, I came across Ghost Craft. You know, as in a ghostwriter? Well, the name fits because we're now able to craft content that actually fits our audience to a "T," and at a much faster pace.
And that's the good news.
Yep, I've nothing "bad" to say about Ghost Writer. Other AI-assisted writing apps produce content, yeah, but the age-old problem is knowing what to write about, right? How do all those bloggers know what to write about? Do they have some super-human power?
As it turns out - yes. They got "smart help." Ghost Craft help.
Articles are hitting the web at breakneck speed. But gone are the days of hitting page one SERPs since Google kicked us all in the butt. I'm kinda glad they did because it forced me to market myself "smartly" instead of using a "willy-nilly shot-gun approach." But I digress, sorry.
It's taken me a long time (far too long, really) to accept that you have to be focused. I really thought I was TBH - well, for a couple of weeks at a time - then I'd move on to the next "shiny object."
👉 STOP THE MADNESS, you hear?
It's all about being laser focused and getting found. Google aren't "there" any more for small blogs; there's nothing "in it" for them.
First of all, it's producing a page someone wants to read, that's been thought-out, and is well executed. Of course we have keywords in it, but those KW-stuffing days are over. So if you were at all like me, waiting for Google to hand over visitors left, right, and center, then you know that ain't happening.
It's time to get social. I heard you groan. Yep, Facebook and Pinterest are having a huge "revival" right now. I was a tad slow out the gate, but I'm catching up. I now have "proper" Pinterest accounts with Board Names that mean something. And my Facebook pages are gaining growth. But more about those findings in another post via the "Inside Scoop." What? You don't get the Inside Scoop? Sign up here.
Learn how to use Pinterest properly here.
Using social seriously has taken a tad of effort but now I'm enjoying it. Funny how that happens.
In today's blog-world, we have to "stop the scroll." How do you do that? We use better headlines that yes, may seem a "little" click-baity at first glance, but we need to make them "click-WORTHY" instead.
And that's where re-writing existing articles via Ghost Craft comes in mighty handy. Allow Ghost Craft to come up with catchy titles for you.
Obviously, you need to write an article that "means something," not just a fluff piece for ads to be displayed on. (Am I being naive saying that? Probably). But there's nothing more annoying than visiting a site and all you see are ads in the content column with a line of text in between them. You've seen 'em, right? And you click away. Fast.
... then all you have to do is:
And that's where Ghost Craft rises to the top. Give Ghost Craft your website's URL and let it go to work for you. It'll fetch articles related to your niche so you can pick and choose which you want to write about.
A really good niche to be in is "News." Everyone loves to read news. So now you can get it at the push of a button, and have a piece re-written just for you, in your tone, for your audience.
My websites are not "news" websites per se, yet I'm able to discover new articles I want to feature and focus on.
📌 Let's take a closer look inside Ghost Craft, shall we?
Coming up shortly is an image showing the MENU that's on the left side in the app. The first thing you do is add your website's URL - but before we do that - here's the menu rundown:
I'm often asked, "Why go to the bother of rewriting existing pages on our sites?"
It's a great question and here are a few reasons why:
Take note of the three OpenAI Models: GPT-40; Claude 3 Opus; Gemini Pro. It's all included in your monthly sub, or go yearly like I did, to save a few bucks.
Pick your "Tone of voice" in the drop-down menu.
Add "Space Keywords" that are the keywords you've been using, garnered by your usual method(s).
Choose which "Point of VIew" the piece needs to be written in:
When Ghost Craft has written your desired post, it saves it inside "History," see the image below.
Is Ghost Craft just another AI writer like Jasper or ChatGPT?
No, Ghost Craft focuses on rewriting and real-world article suggestions based on your niche. It’s built for bloggers and publishers who want a more curated, idea-focused workflow.
Can Ghost Craft really help with writer’s block?
Yes! Its “Daily Inspiration” and “Staff Picks” tools are especially helpful for sparking ideas. It also pulls trending content that you can rewrite in your own tone.
Does Ghost Craft include all AI models like GPT-4 and Claude?
Yes, your subscription includes access to GPT-4, Claude Opus, and Gemini Pro—all integrated under the hood.
So don’t let blank pages and mental blocks slow you down. Let Ghost Craft do the heavy lifting—whether it’s rewriting tired blog posts or inspiring brand-new ideas that actually get clicks.
Try the free trial today and see the difference. Oh, and tell Axel Hunter that Susan Gast sent you 😉