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GadilDesign says

Hi I have a question for you Because it affects sales a good / very good option panel in WordPress themes? In what percentage in your experience? 20 – 50 – 80%

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ThemeProvince says

The design gets the most sales. If the design is perfect and it has lots of features then youll be a success.

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PaulWinslow says

If there’s one thing I’ve learnt over the few months I’ve been trying to be approved here, it’s that there’s no one thing that’s gonna make your theme a hit.. you need to take care of everything from the front-end to the back and everything inbetween… a nice admin/options system is always a big plus but make sure you’re also putting time and care into your front-end. The whole shabang.

Good luck :)

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BroOf says

If there’s one thing I’ve learnt over the few months I’ve been trying to be approved here, it’s that there’s no one thing that’s gonna make your theme a hit.. you need to take care of everything from the front-end to the back and everything inbetween… a nice admin/options system is always a big plus but make sure you’re also putting time and care into your front-end. The whole shabang. Good luck :)

Exact. Everythings needs to be perfect and of course you have to advertise your theme on other sites.

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Parallelus says


If there’s one thing I’ve learnt over the few months I’ve been trying to be approved here, it’s that there’s no one thing that’s gonna make your theme a hit.. you need to take care of everything from the front-end to the back and everything inbetween… a nice admin/options system is always a big plus but make sure you’re also putting time and care into your front-end. The whole shabang. Good luck :)
Exact. Everythings needs to be perfect and of course you have to advertise your theme on other sites.

You don’t need to advertise. I don’t.

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BroOf says



If there’s one thing I’ve learnt over the few months I’ve been trying to be approved here, it’s that there’s no one thing that’s gonna make your theme a hit.. you need to take care of everything from the front-end to the back and everything inbetween… a nice admin/options system is always a big plus but make sure you’re also putting time and care into your front-end. The whole shabang. Good luck :)
Exact. Everythings needs to be perfect and of course you have to advertise your theme on other sites.
You don’t need to advertise. I don’t.

You even don’t twitter about your themes? or upload pictures to other websites like deviantArt, Forrst or dribbble?

However, advertising your theme is always better then nothing I think (no offense :) ).

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Bluz says

After creating my own admin options panel I can safely say that I’ve seen some obvious increase in the amount of sales in the themes that includes my BluzPanel (which is 2 ATM but updates are coming soon).

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Parallelus says



Exact. Everythings needs to be perfect and of course you have to advertise your theme on other sites.
You don’t need to advertise. I don’t.

You even don’t twitter about your themes? or upload pictures to other websites like deviantArt, Forrst or dribbble?

However, advertising your theme is always better then nothing I think (no offense :) ).

Nope. I don’t have a Twitter or Facebook account. If I had to do my own advertising I’d take serious issue with the % that ThemeForest takes. That’s the whole idea behind why I sell here and not on my own website.

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