30 Adsense Optimized WordPress Themes

2008 October 9

During my heydays of trying to make money using Adsense, I was crazy about all those Adsense Optimized WordPress Themes that we see ever so often. I tried every theme that claimed to be optimized for Adsense hoping to increase my earnings, but the dream of becoming another Joel Comm never materialize due to all the false information I got. It was very much later that I learned that to make money from adsense, I need to have very niche blogs with keywords that could attract visitors who are looking for information of the topic I’m blogging about.  That realization again raised hope for me to become rich.

Since it was neccasary to have niche blogs, I started looking for WordPress Themes that are suitable for my niche.  I had big big plans to start an Adsense empire of 50 niche blogs with the expectation of making at least 300 dollars per month from each blog. I did find the Themes I was looking for. In case you still haven’t learned, a WordPress Theme optimized for Adsense got to look real boring and not too attractive. Some make it plain ugly so visitors will want to click out rather as fast as possible. The theme too has to be SEO friendly with the right tags in the right places so that Search Engines can find your blog more easily.

I did find the Themes I wanted. In fact I bought the whole package with 30 Adsense Themes bundled together, all with different headers to reflect 30 different niches.  With the those themes in hand, I started my first niche blog.  It took a couple of months for the blog to settle down and by the third month, I had a steady flow of Search traffic coming to the blog. Inserted the Adsense Ads and within the first month or inserting the Ads, the blog brought in an income of $123.00 from Adsense. I was estatic. I thought I had really made it.

However, I learned a bitter lesson. That is, never reveal your earnings or at least never reveal where your earnings come from. I did just that as I was naive. I never thought there would be arseholes who simply do not like people making money with their blogs. Someone sabotaged that particular blog by clicking on my Ads for more than 130 times within an hour. The next day, I received the dreaded emal from Adsense informing me that my account has been terminated.

Why am I writing this? Remember the 30 Adsense Optimized Themes I bought? I don’t have any use for them now. The first thought was to give them away to my readers here in exchange for them subscribing. However, the re-seller license states that I cannot give away the product for free.  I can sell them though, as I have the re-sale rights.

Adsense Themes

So I am doing something really stupid and crazy.  I am selling the package which contains 30 full fledged Adsense Optimized WordPress Themes, together with the re-seller license for a downright stupid price of $5. I will not be advertising or publicise this sale anywhere else as I want to reserve this offer to my loayal readers here only. (or whoever is lucky enough to stumble upon this post)

If you are interested just click on the PayPal button below and you will be taken to a PayPal log in page.  Confirm the purchase, click “Return to Merchant” and you will be taken to the download link.

PS. If after clearing payment with PayPal and you did not get the download link, please contact me at: costafong@gmail.com
Please include the email you used for the purchase or the transaction ID from PayPal.

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13 Comments leave one →
2008 October 9

Interesting. You can’t officially sell it at your blog, maybe you should try other unofficial source, so that you can give away that item for free. ;)

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2008 October 9

erm….maybe if can see some preview or demo would be better…..

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Costa Reply:

Rice Blogger,

Sorry, I will not be setting up any demos for the themes. It’s almost a giveaway for the token I’m getting. :-)

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2008 October 9

the reason because I search around for wordpress optimize theme…and found one that have like 30 to 50 different theme bundled…but the only difference between all theme is the header…basically it is only one theme with different header

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Costa Reply:

Rice Blogger,

You got that. Buthen aren’t most WordPress Themes? LOL.

You got to think from the point of view of those who has no idea about modding WordPress Themes. These themes are for them. And also those who are just too lazy to mess with Theme codes. It’s all ready made for them. Just upload and use in 30 different blogs.

And I have to add for anyone reading this thread, all of those themes are real boring in looks and those who blogs for social traffic will not like them.

These themes will not get you repeat visitors. They will not make people want to subscribe. They will want to leave as soon as they see the blog and if you want to make it better, write crappy keyword related contents as well. If your Adsense Ads is visible and near enough to their cursor, they will make their way out as fast as possible by clicking on your Ads. That’s the very basic of making money with Adsense that no so-called Adsense Guru will tell you.

Now if you want to be a social blogger, believe that content is king, blog design is queen, and would rather make 30 cents per day from Adsense rather than doing the above said, then please don’t use these themes.

Haven’t you guys noticed that all those A-listers who has beautiful blogs don’t have Adsense in their blogs? Why? because they get so many social traffic that never clicks on their Ads that their CTR goes haywire causing Adsense to smart price their account. Why again? because they probably have hundreds of ugly blogs with crappy contents behind their backs that they never told you, making them tens of thousand each month. If their account gets smart priced their whole empire will suffer.

So like I said, those themes are optimized for Adsense. They are not beautiful because they are not meant to be.

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2008 October 20

Adsense optimized themes aren’t as useful as everyone things. The themes don’t look too good, so you’re better off getting plugins that allows you to get better adsense rates. :)

-Mike

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2008 December 6

In recent times, adsense optimized themes are flooding the community. To be very frank, since you have the resale rights I don’t see the reason why you can’t give it free to, say one of your regular readers on my monthly basis. Even if you were to give it free, who knows?

One time sale of $5 is worth much less than the kind of appreciation you’ll get from the recipient if you ask me. Who doesn’t want free stuff anyway? But that’s just my 2 cents.

All the best, Costa.

Yan

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Costa Reply:

@Blog for Beginners,

Yan, you don’t understand. I do not have the giveaway rights. I only got the resell rights.

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Blog for Beginners Reply:

@Costa, Don’t get me wrong too, pal. What I’m saying is does it really matter if you give it even if you don’t have the giveaway rights? But anyway, it’s a personal choice. No worry, pal.

Yan

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