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Ipage  Review
Editor’s Choice Hosting:ipage Founded by industry veterans, iPage  takes a fresh approach to web hosting services. Take it from those who have been around the block in this business: you don’t need to pay premium rates for premium services. The range of services available at iPage.com  work together to provide you with everything you need [...]
Jumpline Free Shared Web Hosting for 12 Months!
Jumpline offers free shared web hosting plan to its registered members for 12 Months. All you need is a domain to strat to use its hosting service. You can transfer your domain to Jumpline or register a domain directly on its website. Jumpline free web hosting features include: 10 GB disk space 100 GB bandwidth [...]
Hostmonster Review
Editor Review: Host Monster is a reputable web hosting company who has been operating since 1996. Their web hosting packages are regarded as some of the best available, and provide a great product at an extremely affordable price. With unlimited bandwidth, unlimited disk space and an unlimited number of add-on domains, Host Monster packages boast [...]
Fatcow Review
Cheap Business Hosting: FatCow FatCow Hosting is always on the mooove! Since 1998, this Albuquerque, New Mexico-based web host has stuck to its mandate of bringing web hosting down to earth and making it customer friendly. Now FatCow Hosting is not only down to earth, but good for it, too. Fat Cow’s offices and data [...]
Niche WordPress Themes: How to Find the Right One For You
Posted by 7and1 on  August 26th, 2010 

If you’re using WordPress out of the box, you might want to use a more unique theme that will create interest and connection with your visitors.  After all, even the most valuable content gets boring if it’s set against a forgettable backdrop.
Anyone who’s interested in finding a niche WordPress theme is looking to appeal to a select group of people.  As such, which WordPress theme you choose to use will affect how successful your business is.
So what are some general things to look for in a theme?
First and foremost, it’s the Google AdSense color and its placement.
Your niche blog is a business venture, therefore, you want it come off looking as professional as possible.  Look for themes that match your AdSense so that AdSense looks like an organic part of your website.  Seamless integration is what you should be going for.
But that’s not all you have to watch out for.
What about the specifics?
Niche WordPress themes, though already somewhat customized, can be customized further for easier integration with your business.
So prepare to customize!
. . . and get a little technical (or hire someone talented to do that for you).
Find niche themes that allow you to modify:
The main keyword phrase
This option is great because it allows you to put the keyword phrase in the meta title tags and headers of each page.