One of the most exciting parts about creating a new blog, is deciding what type of theme you are going to be using. Most times when I start a new site, I like to go with a premium theme from one of the sites below. After the blog has become established and is generating revenue, I will move onto a custom theme for my blog, like you see with the current SixFigureAffiliateBlogging.com design. I recommend and have purchased themes from all of the following sites.

1.) WooThemes

I would call WooThemes the power house of all premium wordpress theme sites. Not only do they have the best selection, but their quality is always top notch. Along with being a top notch resource, comes a higher cost to download themes and join their membership program.

2.) Elegant Themes

Quickly growing as one of the top premium wordpress themes sites, Elegant Themes has been adding some great new content as of lately, and now over have 40 themes. For anyone who has shied away from using WooThemes because of their higher price point, Elegant Themes offers full access to all of their themes for only $39 a year. Well worth it in my book!

3.) ThemeForest

One of the best ways to compete with these big players in the premium wordpress themes niche, is to let your customers also be your business. Theme Forest is more of a marketplace then a provider. Designers can upload their wordpress themes and sell them to anyone interested. There is a great selection of wordpress themes on this site, and it would be hard for you to not find what you are looking for.

4.) StudioPress

It wasn’t long ago when StudioPress only had a few themes, but what they lacked in quantity, they made up for it in quality. One of my best performing sites is actually still running off one of their first magazine style themes.

5.) TemplateSold

Just like Theme Forest, TemplateSold is another wordpress theme site run off other designers submitting their work and selling to bloggers everything. The formula works, and amazing new wordpress themes are coming out every day.

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