Which Wordpress themes are the best for affiliate marketing?

nichecloner

11 years ago

Optimize Press is by far the best to use.

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ScottieDog

11 years ago

I always use Magazine type themes.

I suggest you get them directly from WordPress themselves, as there seems to be little support for sites not released under GPL (unless you get a premium site with support) - Personally I always use free themes

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Tyler S

11 years ago

Originally Posted by ScottieDog

I always use Magazine type themes.

I suggest you get them directly from WordPress themselves, as there seems to be little support for sites not released under GPL (unless you get a premium site with support) - Personally I always use free themes

Check Woothemes for magazine type themes.

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rleejr

11 years ago

I use Profit Themes

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Hartwigm

11 years ago

I love elegant themes and use them for all my websites.

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XanBarksdale

11 years ago

All of the above can be great for affiliate marketing sites. However, I think a lot of it has to do with what type of products you're trying to sell. Different layouts seem to work best for different niches: sports equipment, weight loss, books, etc.

What type of niche are you trying to get into?

Whatever you do, don't skimp on your theme! It's better to spend $80 and get one that will create a good user experience than to spend $30 and not be appealing/easy to navigate for the user!

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Sushiman1111

11 years ago

Originally Posted by XanBarksdale

All of the above can be great for affiliate marketing sites. However, I think a lot of it has to do with what type of products you're trying to sell. Different layouts seem to work best for different niches: sports equipment, weight loss, books, etc.

What type of niche are you trying to get into?

This^^.

I have a theme that works great for the cellulite market - it's light blue and white, all sorts of rounded corners, very appealing and non-threatening. But it would be terrible for a war-games niche website.

Think about what you're marketing, look around at some of your competitors' websites, and get an idea of what you want before you go looking through a bunch of themes. Then you'll have a much better chance of picking something that will be effective.

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jmalevic

11 years ago

I have a few affiliate sites and use the Topreviewtheme www.topreviewtheme.com

It does very well for what I do as an affiliate.

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khooster1

11 years ago

Gorillas Squeeze WP. Great for converting

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erwin78

11 years ago

Hi everyone,

I personally use free ones but I think the best ones
are paid ones design by you or professional

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Erwin

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howtogurus

11 years ago

All great comments. I also like Weaver II. It is not really a sales style theme, but it is amazingly customizable. So if you like to really get in and customize Weaver II is worth looking at.