The A‑Z of WordPress theme websites

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Last year, WordPress was being used to power 72.4 million websites on the Internet. That was around half of all live sites at the time. Of all the websites using a content management system now, 59.8% of them are being run using WordPress. And their market share is continuing to grow! These are crazy stats for one of the greatest and simplest content management systems I’ve ever used.<\/p>\r\n

WordPress is increasingly popular because literally anyone can use it. It started off merely as a blogging platform but has really evolved into a magnificent content management system. It comes with some of the best plugins and contributors make some great plugins to go along with it. You can create your own social network with WordPress. You can create your own web stores, affiliate programs, streaming sites and so much more. And even if you don’t want something as robust, you can create your own piece of the web with WordPress.<\/p>\r\n

Of major importance is how you dress your WordPress. As you may know, you can download themes made specifically for WordPress that will give you the look you desire. It can be a portfolio, a shop, a photo site \u2014 it can all be done with WordPress. There are tons of sites out there that make these themes. Today, we’ve got a little guide to get you started with the places you can find and download or purchase some amazing themes.<\/p>\r\n

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FThemes<\/h2>\r\n

The greatest selling point of FThemes is that all their WordPress themes are responsive. They have over 400 free themes, all of which are solid for those of us beginning with WordPress. Some digging will allow you to find a good variety of themes, all of which have some good features that easily editable.\u00a0<\/p>\r\n

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SiteGround<\/h2>\r\n

SiteGround is a web hosting company that offers a few WordPress themes. They aren’t mind-blowing beautiful themes, but they are great for the beginnings of a blog.<\/p>\r\n