What's your favorite, highest converting Amazon affiliate theme?

Theme has zero to do with conversions

Brent

I agree with Brent Stangel. Theme only help your site be more friendly to visitors, and conversions depends on your content and "call to action" statements.

I see. So if I own a 200,000 mile car, a Porsche won't help me (us) go faster, make us feel even better or improve our image more? I've too disagree there, but I see the point guys, content and links. Definitely, but let's re-phrase here.

If you guys see yourself having great content, valuable content, what Amazon affiliate theme is similar to the one of runnerclick site or the likes?Or what Amazon affiliate theme converts great with your particular niche?

I agree. Having quality content can lead to conversions and not a great theme. Yes it may be nice to look at but in the end it depends on the website's content.

Loren

hello members, WordPress Affiliate Store is a professional and one of the best Amazon affiliate WordPress theme that I used. It's a highly converting theme which is search engine optimized. It's page loading time is too small and have a very easy user interface. That's why it is my favorite theme.

Runnerclick is built on Wordpress but it is a unique custom built site. You might find themes for sale that are similar in some ways but you will not find an identical one. You will need to hire a good web designer if you want a site like that.

The theme can make a difference in some niches and for some visitors but only testing will confirm it for you. Not someone else's testing either. Someone else's results will not mean you will have the same success. Like others have said in many cases your theme will not make any significant difference in most niches.

I have always used paid themes and would still recommend them but... I have an authority site right now (monetized with Amazon) that is the most successful one I have ever had and I am using a free theme Magazine Basic. Just an average theme with no bells and whistles.

Some ugly sites actually have visitors stay longer, have more people return and have better conversions than other awesome looking sites.

Just build your site. Start getting traffic. Start making money. Then you can start testing different themes or design elements to see if it helps improve conversions or other things.

There's a lot to test in UI/UX before you can say this site or theme is best for conversion. Content also play a role to convert visitors into sales. Before you jump to the next step of finalizing a layout better start with keywords research and products research in different categories and niches that are most selling.

Then you should see whether a theme or custom design is converting well through trial and error.