The Abundance Theme And The Minimal Look

Magazine themes are very popular, both with conventional users and with website flippers, who need to make their sites as attractive to potential buyers as they aim to be to surfers. However, there are times when you don’t want to use a magazine theme immediately – perhaps if you’re more concerned about putting content online first and then prettying it up later once it’s got sufficient traffic coming to it (a better option than simply hoarding inactive domains because you’ve no time to do anything with them). Perhaps you’ve some sites you don’t want to use a magazine theme on at all, prefering the minimum of images or other distractions that might lure your visitor’s eyes away from your Adsense or Clickbank ads.

It takes a matter of minutes to do, and – preferably in combination with a little article content or something equally substantial – also makes a fast and easy way to produce an Amazon affiliate store using the output from a plugin such as Amazon Autoposter. Thumbnail images from such posts will automatically show on the site’s front page.

The Abundance theme recognises that sometimes a magazine is overkill, and allows you to publish the equivalent of an unillustrated pamphlet instead. It’s likely to be more profitable than just parking a domain – or worse, doing nothing with it – and doesn’t take much longer.