Building a blog with Woo Themes

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Lately I was thinking on how many blogs and sites I have made until now. I realised that number of the blogs were well over fifty either for personal or professional use.

Building a blog can be difficult if you have no knowledge regarding sites and the internet as most of the people. Needless to say that 2-3 years ago I barely knew how to build one site. Despite that things change and by know I think I am quite good in building different kind of blogs with wordpress.

The main problem that people have is having a nice design that they can use and play around with it personalizing it to their own taste.

You can find a lot of sites that are selling their own customize wordpress themes but I have to say that I had the best experience working with woo themes. Either when I had to make a site for personal use or for a project on my work. There are various reasons why I prefer to work with those themes and ill try to explain them.

Designs

Honestly they have a variety of designs you can choose from that fits more or less every site you want to make. Is it a magazine? A travel blog? Food blog? News? You want to show your portofolio? Well it’s there for you to get.  The funny thing is that most of the themes have different abilities. So for example if you take for example the Canvas word press theme, you can easily change it from a magazine, to a blog or to a more interactive one as it has various abilities.  In addition to that you can see the demo of the site so you can be absolutely sure on what you are getting.

Easy to work and build

All of the themes have their own framework and modifications that make it easy for newbies to come and make a new blog that is seo optimized, or have picture galleries or videos without the need to know any HTML or programming. The funny thing is that the themes are so easy to play around these days that many of my friends thing I have some special computer knowledge. Which I assure you I don’t!

So for example most of the themes have built in plug ins to connect your blogs with your flickr galleries or with your twitter accounts.  You don’t like the colours? You can easily change them from the platform just by clicking the colour you like and then checking if it’s good or not.  That’s the difference, on other themes for most of the things you want to do you must search for the relevant plug in, install it and then change whatever you need. In woo themes most of those stuff are already pre-installed.

Free themes!

Well yeah! You can register and download thirteen free wordpress themes that look good and are stylish! Not only they give free themes but they give a lot of so you can choose and believe I have used almost all of them in different cases. The prices to buy a theme are not really expensive even if I am sure you will find even cheaper themes on the net. Despite that I believe that if you try some of the free themes and see the quality and how it easy to play around with them…eventually you will end up buying a better one.

I have worked with woo themes for quite some time now and became a big advocate of the brand as in my opinion they offer good quality for bloggers that want to set up there site without paying a lot of money. Surely if you are more experienced maybe you will use some of your own plug ins but if you are not?

Even if I have affiliate links on this post, it’s not an advertising post rather than explanatory of the abilities you can have with woo themes.

Personally I have built as I said more than 50 sites with woo themes (one of them is the one you are reading) so if you want any help and you can’t get it from there support (highly unlikely) then feel free to contact me.