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WooThemes free, premium, WordPress Theme Posted by Andy November 6, 2008 image-thumb8 WooThemes free, premium, WordPress Theme WooThemes has a very nice premium WordPress theme for free. Premium themes are, I think, what really makes WordPress great. WordPress and a premium theme really makes your site look less like a blog and more like a web site. The Original Premium News is WooTheme's' first premium theme. Yes, it's a little aged and they describe the design as a little rough around the edges. I think it looks fin

"Poll & Quiz Tools by OpinionStage WP-Polls YOP Poll Democracy Poll Responsive Poll (premium) TotalPoll Pro (premium) You can't easily run a successful website without knowing what your users care about, what they think about certain issues, and the kind of content that will keep them engaged in the future. Don't be scared, though! There are plenty of ways to figure these things out, such as market research and analytics. Or you could just, you know, go up to your users and ask them: "Hey, how do you feel about this issue?" Enter polls. Not only are polls straightforward and easy to interpret, they also make users feel more invested in your website. Today we will be going over our favorite picks of the best WordPress poll plugins (both free and paid) and their unique features in order to help you narrow down which will earn a spot on your website."

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If you've been thinking of starting a blog or launching a website for your business for quite a long time, it's the right time to do that. WordPress gives you thousands of options to run and manage any kind of website or blog, be it a corporate one, or just a personal blog to share a couple of posts from time to time.

WordPress - the world's most popular CMS - is more functional than you think. Here are five core WordPress features that you should use more often.

Some people associated with the web design industry think that usage of website analytics is limited to calculating traffic. However, the reality is that website analytics can be used for understanding user behavior, geographical location of visitors, and calculating conversion rate of the website.

Many people think that pencil sketches are not suitable for professional websites. However, this is not true. Using pencil drawings cleverly can pep up your site and highlight its uniqueness.

Many people think that logo design and brand identity is synonymous. However, this is a wrong concept. Logo design is a partial aspect of brand identity. Apart from logo designs, brand identity also involves telling a story, and distributing promotional materials.

Social media has made a profound impact on the way businesses market their products and services. Did you think Facebook and Twitter wouldn't last when they first came out? Many of us did but boy were we wrong! 

"WordPress, as most of us experience, is so strong and flexible. It is hard to think of a website that can't be brought to life with it. Besides this power, it is still simple which is great. This simplicity sometimes ends up in some non-existing features which would actually be nice if they were available when needed -seems like the definition of plugins: )-. As a designer/developer who spend lots of time with WordPress, I want to share a list of plugins which I use for almost every WordPress setup and they end up saving lots of time."

"Make is a free, open-source, and incredibly powerful WordPress theme. We think you'll love it."

Selling a Wordpress template isn't as straight-forward as you might think. Sure, it can be, but in this article we'll be discussing various strategies for your templates so that you can go with the one that best suits your desires and/or template. This article also serves to educate the buyer as well.

Have you ever wanted to seperate your trackbacks from your normal comments in Wordpress? It's a wise decision, especially aesthetically, and it's a lot more simple than you might think.

Facebook is one of those Web phenomena that impress everyone with numbers. To cite some: about 250 million users are on Facebook, and together they spend more than 5 billion minutes on Facebook… every day. These numbers suggest that we should start thinking about how to use Facebook for blogging or vice versa. We did some research to find out how the integration of Facebook with WordPress and vice versa works, or - in other words - how you can present your WordPress blog on Facebook or use the functionality of Facebook on your WordPress-powered blog. Both of these can be achieved with a set of WordPress plug-ins, a couple of which we'll present here in detail.

In this article I'll give you a few tips that have helped me over a bit of time to save a bit of time. The fact that running a website and writing for it as well can require quite a bit of time and dedication, we all need new ways to help us publish and promote our articles quicker. While this tutorial was written with a focus on the Wordpress CMS, I think any webmaster will be able to take something away with them from it.

Pods = think Drupal's CCK for Wordpress (or ZOO or K2 for Joomla).

Perhaps the most exciting news on the internet this week was arrival of Google Buzz, a new way for Google junkies to connect socially by sharing information and interacting with each other's posts directly within their Gmail accounts. People are clamoring to let the world know what they think the implications for Facebook and Twitter will be. Many of us who have long enjoyed Google Reader as a media aggregator were delighted to see Buzz come on the scene. Whether you like the Buzz feature or not, people are definitely using it. There's no question about that. Why not let them use it by sharing your blog site, posts and pages? :) If the Buzz continues as successfully as it has so far, perhaps we'll begin to see it added as a staple to all the social media share buttons icon packages and plugins. Here are a few of the ways you can get Google Buzz incorporated into your WordPress and BuddyPress sites right now: