Use a Professional Theme

Of course, you know it’s usual with newbie bloggers to choose from the pool of free WordPress themes while setting up their blogs. This is obvious in their setups and you can always find that they’re still newbie as they don’t yet have pro blogging experience.

If you’re truly a newbie using a free theme, try upgrading to the pro versions as you journey on in the online world. You wouldn’t want to remain stagnant or a newbie for a long time.

So, upgrading with time will surely change your blogging status and you’ll start gaining credibility from the audience.

Change the look of your blog, use responsive designs and upgrade. It’s true you can’t start a blog in a day and quickly become a pro the same day.

A lot of steps will have been taken. Also, days, weeks and months will have to be leveraged to build it.

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BorisRoman Premium Plus
Thanks a lot for awesome training!

Wish you much success!

Bob
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Israel17 Premium
@BorisRoman
Thanks for stopping by, Bob! To become an authority blogger, you need to make your blog appealing to your audience. You will begin to have visitors staying around your blog for a long time. Thanks for the visit!

Israel Olatunji
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AlanJE Premium Plus
A great post thanks Israel, Alan.
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@AlanJE
Thanks for contributing to the discussion as usual, Alan! This is awesome. Visitors love to stay longer on blogs that captivate them. That's why successful bloggers imbibe this pro blogging idea. You can also emulate this class and move your blogging game to the next level soon. Thanks for stopping by!

Israel Olatunji
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Kiranoppa Premium
Thanks, great advice. The only advice I don´t fully understand, why are professional themes so much better than the free ones? Content is the core of every blog, and the free themes with a simple design work fine for creating content.
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Kettei Premium
@Kiranoppa
Premium (or professional) themes often aren't better - they offer a whole bunch of additional features that might help you to make your site look prettier but offer no real SEO or page speed benefit.

Some premium themes are specifically constructed from the ground-up to offer excellent page speed and readability. Many free themes don't optimize their code bases and linked files for page speed and their readability leaves a lot to be desired.

Having said that, there are some excellent free themes out there, if you're willing to hunt for them.
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Kiranoppa Premium
@Kettei
Ok, thanks for your reply! I think simple themes are best, because they put the emphasis on the content. However, if the professional themes offer better speed and readability, I might try one later.
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Kettei Premium
@Kiranoppa
You're welcome - remember that a lot of professional themes just add bloat to the free version of a theme.

You'll need to specifically search for paid themes that target page speed, SEO, and readability (I realize that this is probably common sense but I felt I should mention it anyway).
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lesabre Premium
Thanks Israel, thanks for the tutorial.
Michael
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Israel17 Premium
@lesabre
Glad to welcome you on board, Michael! Nice to hear from you once again! You are highly cherished, friend. One of the good ways to achieve success as a blogger is to make your blog more appealing to visitors. It works powerfully for those who want to change their blogging game. Thanks for stopping by! See you at the top soon.

Israel Olatunji
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Joy3 Premium
Thank you israel. I need to look into making improvements
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Israel17 Premium
@Joy3
Thanks for your comment, Joy! It's great to know that you're already making resolutions to improve your blogging experience based on those points. That is the spirit of a pro blogger. Pro bloggers make new resolutions over the past ones and this paves ways for them to step up fast in the online world. Thanks for your contribution!

Israel Olatunji
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