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Theme.tv offering one free copy to our readers, just leave a comment for a chance to win

By: RH

If you would like a chance to win the free copy of Theme.tv, just leave a comment saying that you are interested. I will leave the comments open for 24 hours and then randomly pick one name from the comments and they will win the copy.

Here is a chat with the owner of the theme on what its all about.

We are chatting today with online entrepreneur Richard Kligman, Richard tell us a little bit about the theme you are offering.

I originally created the theme to make it easy to showcase .tv domain names. Regular parked pages just did not show the beauty of the .tv extension. I wanted an easy to set-up theme that showcased video while also allowing you to market the domain for sale.


Is the theme easy to manage for those with limited technical background ?

Yes, you don't need to ftp anything. You do need to know how to install WordPress, but once it is installed you just upload the theme from the admin area. In addition, the theme also comes with a manual on how to set-up and use the theme. It is really quite easy to do. You can learn more about the theme by visiting www.theme.tv. Although the site is not active anymore, there is a lot of info about the theme on the site.


We are giving away one copy today, this Theme originally cost you $1000, how can anyone else purchase the theme from you for $24.95?

Simple! Just PayPal me $24.95 to parkedtv@gmail.com and usually within 24 hours I will send it to you via email.

Thanks Ray!

Update: There were four entrants, so in the order they left a comment they were assigned number 1,2,3,4.

I went to Random.org used their random generator and number 3 Mark WON. I printed the screen for everyone so they know it was legit.

WordPress Most Popular Plugins

By: RH

WordPress Most Popular Plugins (Infographic)

WpTemplate.com put together this infographic on the 30 most popular plugins for WordPress.

One of the best reasons why WordPress is the most acclaimed and the most popular CMS service is because of the user friendly design options. It will not be an exaggeration if we say that a person with zero knowledge of web coding can build an extremely awesome website with all the desired options.

" This Infographic is Courtesy of WP Template and Designed by Infographics "

There Sure Are A Lot Of Word Press Sites In The World

By: RH

WP Frog put together an illustrated look at how many sites use Word Press and the most popular plug ins.

Since WordPress was born, 9 years ago, and until now, in 2012, its users reached more than 11 million. Some of the most used plugins for Wordpress are All in One Seo Pack (with more than 9 million downloads), Google XML sitemaps (with almost 7 million downloads) and Contact Form 7 (with more than 5 million downloads). Currently, around 22% from new websites are running on a WordPress platform.

Courtesy of WP Frog

Copyblogger: "10 Steps to a Secure Wordpress Website"

By: RH

Jerod Morris wrote an article on Wordpress security that is an important read for anyone developing their websites on the WordPress platform.

Jerod wrote:

Every day, some scary report about a major site being hacked or a sensitive database being compromised hits the web … and freaks everyone out.

Last week, in preparation for an interview about my work at Copyblogger’s managed WordPress hosting division, I chicken-scratched a top 10 list of tips for keeping your WordPress website(s) secure.

We’ve been discussing WordPress security a lot over at the Synthesis blog, here, here, and most especially here), but these days, you can’t be secure enough, right?

It’s worth your time to look over this list of security tips, and to take the few simple actions to implement them. How secure is your website?

Let’s go over the basics right now …

You can read the 10 steps to a secure Wordpress site on Copyblogger.

WordPress "A Global Phenomenon"

By: RH

As of March 2012 WordPress powers over 72.4 million websites around the world. Yoast.com provides an illustrated look at the numbers behind WordPress.

Courtesy of Yoast.com