Professional WordPress Themes

May 2013

  • May 15, 2013
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    Website Content Strategy – Write a Blog Plan and Stick to It

    blog-plan

    A few years ago, it would have been possible for somebody with no knowledge of marketing or business to launch a blog and end up making a decent amount of money. Others were quick to realise this and so things have become much more competitive now, and it is unlikely that a new blogger is… Read More ›

  • May 1, 2013
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    What Twitter Can Teach You About WordPress

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    On the face of it, Twitter and WordPress couldn’t be more different. Although they can be both be used for blogging and both are hugely popular, they’re poles apart in terms of both operation and usage. One is a fast-moving microblogging service that restricts users to posts of 140 characters and under. The other is… Read More ›

April 2013

  • Apr 24, 2013
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    Why Your Blogging Never Works Out the Way You Plan

    Never Ending Planning

    If you are a blogger and your blog is not giving you the best outcome as you would like it to, you are probably making some basic blogging mistakes that you should avoid. In this article I’ve covered some of the most common, fixing these errors will help you to rise to the top! 1…. Read More ›

  • Apr 17, 2013
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    Limit Login Attempts

    security

    It’s easy to see why WordPress has become the content management system (CMS) of choice for so many personal and business websites. But this popularity has also made it an appealing target for hackers. The default WordPress installation permits unlimited login attempts on a website’s administrative page, making the platform particularly susceptible to malicious brute-force… Read More ›

  • Apr 10, 2013
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    5 Ways WordPress can Make you Rich

    Money Money Money

    Writing is a passion for many. In this day and age of the Internet, blogging has become the simplest way to express yourself. We all know that right? WordPress – and other blogging platforms – offer a really low barrier to sharing your thoughts with the world. But they also do more than this. They… Read More ›

  • Apr 3, 2013
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    7 Blog Topics To Avoid

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    One of the secrets to success when it comes to blogging, is to keep your blog updated by regularly adding content, that will not only interest your readers, but also get them to join in and create a discussion around each post. However, if you pick the wrong topic for your blog post, any discussion… Read More ›

March 2013

  • Mar 27, 2013
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    11 Facts About Blogging That Will Keep You Up At Night

    Thinking About WordPress

    What started as a medium of self-expression way back in the 90’s is now an incredibly important part of the internet – especially for companies that want to engage with their users. However, with millions of blogs out there, it’s difficult to keep pace with the competition and the dynamic aspects of blogging. Moreover, blogging… Read More ›

  • Mar 20, 2013
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    Mastering the Psychology of Colour Theory in Web Design

    color drop

    As an aspiring or established blog writer, you will probably be thinking of how you can attract more readers to your blog. Of course, there are many ways to build a loyal audience, but one aspect which is often overlooked is the use of colour. Unless you know about the psychology of colour theory, you… Read More ›

  • Mar 13, 2013
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    12 WordPress Plugins to Connect Your Site to Social Networks

    connected

    The best way to promote both your content and your social networks is by using social media plugins such as Google +1, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and more. Not only does this allow your visitors to share their opinion, it also helps drive more traffic to websites powered by WordPress. I have compiled a list of… Read More ›

  • Mar 6, 2013
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    Optimise Your Website for Smartphones With These Top WordPress Plugins

    Mobile Plugins

    Around the world, more than 400 million people every month use WordPress to stay informed on topics of their interest or to follow their favourite bloggers. This online platform is growing at an astonishing rate, as every day more than 100,000 new WordPress sites are created. Perhaps you too have realised the immense potential involved… Read More ›

About Us

Pro Theme Design began in 2007 as a collaboration between two web designers...

Darren Hoyt
Darren Hoyt

Charlottesville, VA, USA

Established in the WordPress community for projects like Mimbo and Agregado, Darren also has 14 years experience designing websites for businesses and startups. His role at Pro Theme is taking what Ben builds and making it beautiful and simple to use.

Ben Gillbanks
Ben Gillbanks

Exeter, England, UK

Ben is a WordPress ninja, best known for creating Regulus. More recently he took over the development of the image-resize script TimThumb. He spends his time at Pro Theme Design turning Darren's ideas into reality.

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