Free Webinar: How To Select a Great WordPress Theme

Confused about which theme to use?
Not sure if you should buy a theme or download a free one from WordPress?

Everyday, hundreds of business owners are making the choices to start blogging. It’s important that a blog stands out and is memorable. One of the best ways to do that is by having a unique look.

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Get a Great Theme or Bust!

Based on my presentation at Wordcamp NYC, I will take you through the decision making process on if you should:

Use a Free WordPress theme
Buy a WordPress theme
Hire a Designer to create a WordPress theme
Find free WordPress themes
Evaluate which commercial themes fit your needs
Compare the support, quality, updates and cost of commercial themes
Select a WordPress designer who can create your dream theme!

Join us to learn how you can whip your WordPress site into shape with a great new theme!

Level: 101 No experience necessary
Time: 1 Hour
Location: Online
Great for: People new to WordPress or who are ready to change the look of their site but aren’t sure what their options are.

This Workshop Series Will Show You How To:

Beautiful designs leave an impression with your visitors and keep them coming back to your website (assuming you have awesome content, of course *smile*).

Where do you find your themes?

Most people start with Google; looking through hundreds of themes and trying to find just one that hasn’t been played out.

Some buy commercial themes from WordPress designers and struggle to customize. Many select a free theme from the WordPress themes directory (1,042 themes as of this post) and get their first site up. To see customized WordPress sites, check out WeLoveWP for a lovely selection

The great thing about WordPress is that it’s easy to change the look with a few clicks.

Your Instructor

Adria has attended Wordcamp Chicago, Blogging While Brown, BlogHer09, Blogalicious, Blogworld Expo, will be speaking at Wordcamp NYCin November and SXSW in March 2010!

Adria Richards has been in the IT industry for 10 years and launched her own consulting company in 2006. She is an active supporter of open source and promotes developers and their tools on social networks.
Adria has appeared on the news and various media outlets due to her citizen journalism on her tech blog at http://butyoureagirl.com. She was hired on in 1999 at Geeksquad by Robert Stephens and has amassed experience in landing the jobs and clients she wants through interviewing, resume preperation, promotion of her skills and getting to know folks. Adria holds her Microsoft MCSA, MCDST and A+ certifications.