The Morning After, was a very popular magazine style WordPress Theme. If you are one who scours for Free magazine style WordPress Themes you will always see this theme listed as one of the favorites. Developed by Arun Kayle, it was a Theme that was considered advance for it’s time.
Old Look The Morning After
Moving on to other things, The Morning After was sold to Woo Themes recently and given a much deserved face-lift and upgrade. According to Woo Themes official announcement of the buy, the following changes have been added to the Theme to make it fully WordPress 3 Compatible.
* Integration of the WooFramework
* Addition of Dynamic Image Resizing
* Inclusion of all the standard (and some TMA-specific) Woo Widgets
* Theme Localization
* Custom Headers & Background (via native WP 3.0 functionality)
* Custom Post Types for “Updates”
New Version The Morning After Theme
About WooThemes
WooThemes, in case you are still wondering sells Premium WordPress Themes just like Elegant Themes. The difference is while Elegant Themes only requires you to join as member to access all their available Themes for free on a yearly basis, Woo Themes offers two different packages for you to download their Premium Themes.
The first package is the Theme Package which is again divided into the Standard Package and the Developer Package. The Standard Package starting at $70 allows you 2 bonus Themes if you buy one. The Developer’s Package which allows you 3 bonus Themes starts at $150 also includes the psd files so you can modify the Themes. This is a one time purchase and after that if you want more new themes, you will have to buy again at the same rate and criteria.
The other package is the Club Membership which again is divided into 2 types, The Standard Club Membership and the Developers Club Membership. It will cost you $125 to join as a Standard Member and a monthly recurring membership fee of $15. The Developer Club membership starts at $150 and a monthly recurring membership fee of $20.
Both type of members will gets the same kind of benefits. The difference is the Developers gets the psd files for their customization needs while the Standard members will have to rely on their own skills.
All packages gets full lifetime updates and lifetime access to their support forum, knowledge base and tutorials.
Woo Themes has a very impressive library of Premium WordPress Themes which looks distinctively superior. Other then the paid themes, they also has a collection of free Premium Themes, which includes the latest version of The Morning After. Free Themes are not supported.
Hi,
This is Brian from Themegrade.com. I see that you are promoting Woothemes like I do.
Recently, I found out that Woothemes DOESN’T treat their affiliates fairly. They even reverse sales that are already paid out. Do you have similar experience like me?
I decided to create a post about my experience. You can find the details at http://www.themegrade.com/woothemes-affiliate-program-should-i-trust-it/.
I strongly advise you to check your account and see if you have the same issue. I would also appreciate if you could let me know what you think of their affiliate program.
Hi Brian,
Sorry to hear about your predicament. Frankly, I just have the banner on my sidebar and have never really promoted Woothemes, thus insofar, I have not made any sales, so I can’t give my opinions or feedback.
Anyway, when I was learning Affiliate marketing, my mentor made it very clearly and bluntly that every Online Marketer WILL try to find the smallest excuse NOT to pay their affiliates and there is nothing we can do about it for it is always their words against ours. The only thing we can do is if it gets to bad, we leave the program.
It is something I took to heart. The moment I feel I have been short-changed too badly, I will stop promoting their products and that is all to it. No ranting, no whining, no complaining. They can keep their product and promote it themselves for all I care.