4 November 2009 No Comment

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For those haven’t enough money in their pocket to buy a WordPress skins, getting free themes can be a great opportunity to turn their blog into a professional blog. The only downside is that a few of the free WordPress themes that I seen aren’t all that pretty good. In fact, most of them haven’t any SEO components integrated into them, and rarely, does one impress me their design as much as the theme I’ve describe below.

Each of this theme have their advocates, and can help you to increase your affiliate conversion.

• StudioPress (Brian Gardner)
• WooThemes
• Thesis

1. Brian Gardner’s Themes -  I like the design of all these newspaper themes. They are a unique style, section archives, post pages that you may not find on another free website templates.

2. WooThemes – Woo themes is developed to offer a range of features for any customers needs: You can easily change your logo, add Feedburner URL, add Google Analytics, add Flickr photos, add Twitter updates, and much much more. You also have the possibility to choose between different categories:

• Business
• CMS
• Magazine / News
• Personal Blog
• Portfolio

3. Thesis – Thesis theme is a great flexible WordPress theme for those want to have total control of any part of their theme. People can select as many columns as they want, customize the width of each of these columns, and put it where they want. Also, you can choose the size, and type of font you want in all the different sections of the theme.