I Made a Month of Quote Cards in Ideogram Without Fighting the Text
Most image models mangle words on a poster. Ideogram spelled them right, and that one fact changed my workflow.
I post a daily quote card and Midjourney's text was always gibberish I fixed in Photoshop later. Ideogram rendered the words correctly the first time, which removed the entire cleanup step.
The method is simple: type the sentence, pick a style, export. No hidden character soup, no post-fix. For anything customer-facing with words on it, that reliability is the whole pitch.
It's less artistic than Midjourney for pure mood, so I don't use it for hero art. But a quote card isn't art, it's a sign, and a sign that lies about its letters is worthless.
If your image needs readable text, start in Ideogram. If it needs beauty, start in Midjourney. I wasted a month using the beautiful one for the wrong job before I admitted the text mattered more.