I tend to use themes that can be easily customized from site to site. I've used Thesis a lot in the past and more recently themes from Woothemes such as Gazette and Canvas. In general I go for any theme that can be set up to provide a magazine style front page with a nice clean look that doesn't distract from the content.

You can still make money with a bad theme if the content is good but rarely the other way round.

I use the Focus childtheme from Studiopress for my Amazon review sites. I love the Genesis themeframe, and for some reason my eye fell on Focus for my review sites and it stuck.

Leslie

Thank you, great advice so far.

Do any of the Warriors use any themes specifically created for promoting Amazon?

There is no "best" theme. As long as the theme you use is clean, professional-looking, and easily navigable, you should be good. What you don't want is something that's distracting. Remember, your goal as an affiliate is to get the click. A clean theme and good content will do that.

As for the "made for Amazon" themes all over the place, I don't like any of them. They all scream "affiliate site!!!". I build my sites and coach my clients to build sites that look more like e-commerce sites and less like affiliate sites. Those "amazon themes" are terrible for my specific needs.

Hello there! In my opinion, theme that is eye catchy and 'friendly' in a sense, is the best

Good luck!

I would highly recommend ShopperPress. I made A LOT of money by slightly modifying their basic theme and optimizing my product imports for SEO.

Good luck!