Thrive, Divi, Genesis or Nothing!

El Magico

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So Basicly I have a simple theme for my amazon affiliate review site. I am watching a video course and it recomends thrive theme builder, its off my price budget its like 220 per year. I read Divi is good and a lot cheaper, some say Genesis is hard to use you need coding. As a beginner on my first site should I use any of these theme builders (will they affect SEO in good or bad way?). Any help would be great. Also I am looking at building a silo type site 20-30 articles Total on a few Categories.

Thanks!
 
I prefer to use siteorigin, it is far better than Divi.
 
It is all the matter of personal preference. I myself don't like any of those builders and strictly use visual composer since you can do all and more with it (probably because I started with it).

*hint* you won't believe the things that are shared on the internet :p
 
It is all the matter of personal preference. I myself don't like any of those builders and strictly use visual composer since you can do all and more with it (probably because I started with it).

*hint* you won't believe the things that are shared on the internet :p

Visual Composer is free! So thats great! Should I try it out or stick with with a basic theme? For My First site.
 
Visual Composer is free! So thats great! Should I try it out or stick with with a basic theme? For My First site.

Site origin is free, and it is far better than visual composer. I switched from visual composer to site origin. Had a lot of issues with visual composer.
 
I have a handful of sites built on Thrive, guy has the top package and he activates the licences for me and it costs me just $15 per site, one off payment.
 
Visual Composer is free! So thats great! Should I try it out or stick with with a basic theme? For My First site.

The plugin for WP is not free. Previously it was named that but now its: WPBakery Page Builder for WordPress

Site origin is free, and it is far better than visual composer. I switched from visual composer to site origin. Had a lot of issues with visual composer.

Each to his own I guess :) I find visual composer to be really customizable. Maybe for someone that is not an expert in design it might be better of using some other solutions.
 
I have used all three, but I’ve since switched to X theme pro
 
I have a handful of sites built on Thrive, guy has the top package and he activates the licences for me and it costs me just $15 per site, one off payment.

What is thrive, what is the url. I used to love using Yola, till the cunts deleted one of my sites that was pulling in very good money.
 
It really does boil down to personal preference.

Depending on the end result of the project, I use:

Thrive Themes
Divi
Visual Composer, (On an extremely limited basis)
Never tried Site Origin - I see that they have a free version and a premium version.

I bought a subscription to Elegant Themes when they first launched, but let it go two years ago and never thought about renewing until they released Divi. I like the clean and crisp results and my VAs picked it up and had in mastered relatively in a short period of time.
 
What is thrive, what is the url. I used to love using Yola, till the cunts deleted one of my sites that was pulling in very good money.
Code:
https://thrivethemes.com/
 
I have a handful of sites built on Thrive, guy has the top package and he activates the licences for me and it costs me just $15 per site, one off payment.

Where can I get that for $15 a site?
 
El Magico, you asked...

Where can I get that for $15 a site?

Just wait for next week, everyone, including ThriveThemes will be offering sweet deals.

I've been a subscriber for a while, but I do recall that last year their Black Friday and Christmas discounts were around 60% to 70%!
 
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