Thought I would do a quick review of
Covert Social Press Theme for WordPress.
I picked up a copy yesterday and I gotta
say I’m really impressed. You are going to
want to get the Covert Social Content Plugin that
goes with the theme, its an extra or OTO…..I hate
those OTO’s wish they would just post the price of
the entire package but I guess you don’t need the plugin
to make the theme work.
You are going to be amazed at what these guys did with this
wp theme, and you’re never going to guess it was a wp theme.
Click Here to pickup a copy, they have the usual warranty but
you’re gonna want to keep this one and make it work for you.
I’d be interested in knowing how you are using the Covert Social Theme
leave a comment if you would please.
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But you can use Covert Social Press to build sites on ANY topic you want!
… including single niches or a big site covering multiple topics like for example Digg.
Anyway… I’m sure you’ll have to agree that the design looks very crisp, clean and professional!
However, the best part is that I did not write a single word on that page myself! It’s all bookmarked content from other sites and I’ll show you how that works in a bit.
The look above is how a Covert Social Press site looks “out of the box”… Yep, your first site will look this good without you having to fiddle with any settings to achieve it!
But of course we built in the option to customize anything you want… all the options are on one simple page and can be changed with just a few clicks of your mouse!
Many uses. Traffic being number one.
JVZoo Product of the Day
Amazing New Theme Does It All
http://jvz5.com/c/12062/27825
The new Covert Social Press theme
just went live…
…and this is really some amazing,
cutting edge stuff… Calling
it just a “theme” hardly does it justice!
Watch the demo video and see for yourself:
http://jvz5.com/c/12062/27825
Covert Social Press lets you run a
fully functional social network,
straight from your WordPress blog!
Complete with…
– Real members joining your site
and building it for you.
– Automatic traffic integration with
Facebook, Twitter & Pinterest
– You can fill your sites with quality
content in minutes – without ever
writing a single word yourself
– It has all the functionality of a
billion dollar site like Digg – and
it looks like a million bucks too!
– Full monetization, including a very
clever feature I have never seen in
WordPress before.
In fact I have NEVER seen any of this
in a WordPress theme before.
Covert Social Press is totally unique,
cutting edge and insanely powerful.
Yes so simple to use it makes sending
an email seem clunky.
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