WordPress is currently the most popular CMS platform available, especially for bloggers.
WordPress enables people that do not know how to create site the chance.
WordPress offers a flexible and easy way to design a site with a user friendly control panel.
The best of all is that WordPress is free.
You could download WordPress for yourself or choose WordPress ready hosting such as WordPress.
com (free) Not everyone has the knowledge or technical skills needed to design and create a website.
WordPress enables everybody to get their own site.
WordPress is modular and flexible and with the aid of a theme, a WordPress could be totally indistinguishable from another WordPress site.
Heck you wouldn't even be able to identify if it is a WordPress site.
Even if you do have the technical skills, WordPress is super flexible and can be made to fit any need.
I have noticed that most hosted blogs use WordPress.
This is probably due to its flexibility and scalability.
Next Topic - WordPress Themes The internet is littered with WordPress themes - both premium and free.
There are even themes made for WordPress specifically for designer, those are made to be edited and tinkered with.
One such theme that comes to mind is Thesis.
Others are just for regular bloggers and site designers to pimp their site with.
Why not pimp your new site (or old site) with a decent premium WordPress theme which will show your visitors that you actually care.
Premium themes other loads of features and your site will be instantly more professional.
Kick start your site with a nice theme.
Your site will really appreciate it.
Even if you want your website to be unique; you could use the premium theme as a basic for your own theme.
A lot of premium themes also have loads of unique features plus an options panel to customize them, so there may be no need to tinker with the code.
You could also buy the theme and see how the source code is done.
There are lots of reasons not to use free themes.
1.
Millions already use them 2.
No customizability 3.
You are not allowed to edit or modify most of them 4.
Some oblige you to keep the footer text which promotes their site.
5.
No options panel 6.
Not unique 7.
They don't have tons of features.
8.
Premium authors make their theme with the user in mind 9.
Premium themes come with tons of widgets 10.
Unprofessional.
11.
You are wasting your time if you don't really care about your site.
12.
It limits your potential to make money with your site.
13.
You won't be able to sell your site for a good price 14.
Free themes make you seem cheap 15.
Most premium themes are not expensive.
Take 15 for example - ElegantThemes is only $20 a year for tons of premium themes with loads of options and a plethora of features.
The two big names in the premium themes industry is WooThemes and ElegantThemes.
They both offer themes that will take almost no time to set up.
Upload the theme and configure the settings - there is no need to tinker with the code.
No two themes found at these premium sites will be similar.
Both offer unique and compelling themes almost for any niche.
WordPress enables people that do not know how to create site the chance.
WordPress offers a flexible and easy way to design a site with a user friendly control panel.
The best of all is that WordPress is free.
You could download WordPress for yourself or choose WordPress ready hosting such as WordPress.
com (free) Not everyone has the knowledge or technical skills needed to design and create a website.
WordPress enables everybody to get their own site.
WordPress is modular and flexible and with the aid of a theme, a WordPress could be totally indistinguishable from another WordPress site.
Heck you wouldn't even be able to identify if it is a WordPress site.
Even if you do have the technical skills, WordPress is super flexible and can be made to fit any need.
I have noticed that most hosted blogs use WordPress.
This is probably due to its flexibility and scalability.
Next Topic - WordPress Themes The internet is littered with WordPress themes - both premium and free.
There are even themes made for WordPress specifically for designer, those are made to be edited and tinkered with.
One such theme that comes to mind is Thesis.
Others are just for regular bloggers and site designers to pimp their site with.
Why not pimp your new site (or old site) with a decent premium WordPress theme which will show your visitors that you actually care.
Premium themes other loads of features and your site will be instantly more professional.
Kick start your site with a nice theme.
Your site will really appreciate it.
Even if you want your website to be unique; you could use the premium theme as a basic for your own theme.
A lot of premium themes also have loads of unique features plus an options panel to customize them, so there may be no need to tinker with the code.
You could also buy the theme and see how the source code is done.
There are lots of reasons not to use free themes.
1.
Millions already use them 2.
No customizability 3.
You are not allowed to edit or modify most of them 4.
Some oblige you to keep the footer text which promotes their site.
5.
No options panel 6.
Not unique 7.
They don't have tons of features.
8.
Premium authors make their theme with the user in mind 9.
Premium themes come with tons of widgets 10.
Unprofessional.
11.
You are wasting your time if you don't really care about your site.
12.
It limits your potential to make money with your site.
13.
You won't be able to sell your site for a good price 14.
Free themes make you seem cheap 15.
Most premium themes are not expensive.
Take 15 for example - ElegantThemes is only $20 a year for tons of premium themes with loads of options and a plethora of features.
The two big names in the premium themes industry is WooThemes and ElegantThemes.
They both offer themes that will take almost no time to set up.
Upload the theme and configure the settings - there is no need to tinker with the code.
No two themes found at these premium sites will be similar.
Both offer unique and compelling themes almost for any niche.
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