A Good Wordpress Theme for SEO Company

I have seen a site based upon 'The Canyon' I believe it is from Themeforest. You can check it out there. It is a bit swanky though but gives a modern look to the site. Throw in a couple of swfs and you are done :)
 
I always like Thesis from DIY Themes or anything from Press75. Booth premium themes. :D
 
Check if you like Karma colours first. Look way too gloomy to me.
The timeseo site is a perfect black hat site. Stylish. Hard on the eyes.
BAD for corporate SEO.
And do not use a nulled theme for your moeny site. Test, choose,
but buy by the time you go live.
 
I use U-Design for my SEO Company.

Not sure if I am allowed to show you though.
 
karma:

id be a bit careful about that download - not because theres anything wrong with the theme (ive no idea), but because there might be a callback in it.

why do i say that?

because if you go to their helpdesk, you'll see that theyre showcasing other karma users, including the one posted above and if you have a look at it, its clearly an undeveloped site which suggests to me that True Theme were struggling for examples to showcase - not knocking the owner of Bayside Getaway, just pointing out that it looks like the developers of the theme were able to do a quick scan of backlinks coming from that theme and therefore, at the very least, whoever downloads the free copy needs to edit the php coding before sending posting it up live and onto their site.....


can you show us how we would go about editing out the php coding?
 
Anyone have a link to a nulled non-callback version of Karma? Or any other corporate site?
 
can you show us how we would go about editing out the php coding?

with the caveat that 'im no expert', what id do is

1. save a copy of the CSS file (so that youre working on and editing the copy rather than the original which means if anything goes wrong, you'll always be able to go back to the orginal and start again)

2. download a copy of the free editor notepad++ from here

3. right click on the copy of your css file and from the drop down menu select 'open with notepad++

4. the css opens up in notepad++ and you click SEARCH on the menu bar.

5. IN THE DIALOGUE BOX that opens up, type http

6. look at the first http address and if you dont like it, delete it, or even change it to your own website's url

7. DO THE SAME AGAIN with each subsequent http

8. job done.
 
whilst im at it, the followig query on youtube pulls out a ton of videos for you to work your way through. notepad++ is a superb editor and its well worth your time learning how to use it:

Code:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=notepad%2B%2B+tutorial&oq=notepad%2B%2B&aq=0&aqi=g10&aql=&gs_l=youtube.3.0.0l10.809914l810342l0l813746l2l2l0l0l0l0l224l370l0j1j1l2l0.
 
if you are running a legit site, don't bother with any nulled crap. That being said, if you want to risk your site, look for smoking hot templates... they have about 9 themes for SEO specifically.

dont suppose you have the installation and customisation pdf for the WP themes by smoking hot templates do you?

ive got the themes, but am struggling like billyo to make them work.
 
Personally, i'm a fan of editing the holy crap out of the default 2010 theme
but then again, i'm familiar enough with its structure and with php that i can make it do anything i want.
find a free theme, become intimate with it, create many varied themebabies to use for your site, it'll be free, have no specific footprint, and you'll learn php along the way
 
I would recommend Thesis theme.

SEO Optimised.
Fast Browsing.
Customize your own.
 
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