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Xfep Podcast: Episode 8
14.04.2008 Author: David Peralty In: PodcastOverview
Today, I wanted to give a little bit of time to my recent experience in buying and releasing a WordPress theme.
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Show Notes
0:32 - Pro Profile WordPress Theme
1:03 - Buying a Theme
2:02 - Coding Errors in Buying/Releasing a WordPress Theme
- Optimize for general public by making sure blog title and description are shown automatically.
2:29 - Pro Profile 1.1 Update
3:04 - Creative Commons vs GPL Themes
- I am a fan of Creative Commons as it gives me a sense of control
4:06 - Thoughts on Theme Market
- If you are a designer, there are never enough great themes for WordPress
4:26 - Wrap-up
Intro and Exit Music
Wired for Loud by David Henderson, found via PodsafeAudio
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Kevin
April 14th, 2008 at 9:05 pm
Good podcast David.
I’m releasing the 3rd theme for bloggingtips next monday so it was good timing that you posted this. My first two themes were bought and released about a year ago. I too bought them through sitepoint. The 2nd theme was ok but the first theme was very badly coded and I probably should have cut my losses and not released it.
I’ve used a designer for this theme release and I’ll probably use him again for future projects however if I see a bargain on sitepoint I’ll probably snap it up though I’ll make sure I view the source to examine the code first.