As I was browsing around a few custom theme blogs looking for a designer to revamp The 42nd Estate site (and a few others), I stumbled upon this mega contest featuring 10 premium wordpress themes. The contest started a couple weeks ago and runs until November 28. There will be ten winners, one for each theme.
The premium theme prizes:
- Arthemia Premium Theme from Colorlabsproject.com – $70
- Chimera Premium Theme from Themespinner.com – $59
- WPRemix 2 from Wpremix.com – $75
- Thesis Premium Theme from Diythemes.com – $87
- Revolution – Real Estate from Revolutiontheme.com - $59.95
- Fresh Folio from Woothemes.com – $70
- On Demand Premium Theme from Press75.com – $75
- Braincast Premium Theme from Storelicious.com – $79.90
- Jobpress Premium Theme from Dailywp.com – $59
- Fresh News Premium Theme from Woothemes.com – $70
- WpShowcase from Gabfire.com – $59
Adding up the regular price of each of these premium wordpress themes, the contest is worth over $700! Granted, each winner only receives one theme but that makes it even better deal as everyne has a great chance at winning.
Entering is easy and requires two steps.
- Sign up for Blog Oh Blog’s RSS feed.
- Write about the contest (with a link to the contest, of course).
That’s it! Pretty easy, eh?
So head over to Blog Oh Blog and join the contest (or don’t the less competition the better).
Pax.
Pretty sweet contest. Winning themes would be awesome, especially if they are quality themes.
Yup. Hoping I win the Thesis theme, it’s quite nice, though I’ll take any one of those themes, they’re all pretty awesome.
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Hearty Congrats on Winning the Blog Oh Blog contest.
Three Cheers. Nice article.
Thanks Nirvana!
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Now everyone can make a good WP theme. Need only Photoshop, the plug-in Divine “Personal” and a couple of minutes