41 Best WordPress Themes For Musicians 2024

So you've made your music website and it's got everything on there that your fans could want. There's only one issue: It doesn't look as good as you'd like it to!

No problem. With pre-made WordPress themes, you can get your music website looking super professional in a matter of minutes!

Here are some of the best WordPress themes for musicians on the market. You'd do well with any one of these. 🙂

Note: This guide is due an update as some of the themes here are no longer available and there may be better ones out there.

Lush – Music Band & Musician WordPress Theme

Lush claims to be the top music WordPress theme in the world. I’ve personally built a band website with the theme, and I admit, there’s more to it than meets the eye.

Lush comes with multiple themes, aptly titled Hipster, Awake, Solo, Spintable, Grenade, Outlaws, Rock, Classical, and the like. Choosing an appropriate style can help you get started fast, and it also goes to show Lush can work for a variety of different types of acts.

This theme comes with a visual composer and page builder, making the page building process a lot simpler than it is by default in WordPress. You can also sell your music through WooCommerce, and it comes with a gigs manager and a countdown feature (in case you want to countdown to the release of your new album, for instance), a beautiful photo album feature, an audio player and discography feature, unlimited layouts, colors and fonts, parallax background effects, responsive design, and so much more.

FWRD – Music Band & Musician WordPress Theme

FWRD is another well-recognized WordPress theme in the music community. It comes with a page builder and visual composer, an easy menu builder, video backgrounds and parallax effects, a grid building tool like Essential Grid (similar to The Grid), hot links, events and gigs manager, audio player, WooCommerce integration, translation functionality, unlimited layouts, colors and fonts, Slider Revolution (slideshow plugin), retina HD, and a responsive design.

Overall, FWRD is a lot like Lush, and is comparable in its feature set. The only way to break the tie is to determine which you like better in terms of design, functionality, and ease of use.

Colibri – WP Theme For Busy Musicians

Do you have a website? If not, don’t be ashamed – you’re just like many other musicians who fill their social media profiles with all their content, because they simply can’t find the time to build and maintain their own website.

I would still advise building your own website, however, and that’s where Colibri comes in. Most of its content is pulled directly from your SoundCloud, Twitter, BandsInTown, and Instagram accounts, so you don’t need to be constantly updating your website.

So, what can you expect to find in Colibri?

It comes with a visual composer page builder, integrates with all the social media sites already mentioned, boasts AJAX integration, integrates with MailChimp, has unlimited colors, photo and video albums, custom background image for every page, parallax effects, and much more.

If you just don’t have time for a website, but you still find yourself spending all your time updating your social media, Colibri is the ideal theme for you.

Music WordPress Theme – For Musicians / Artists

The Music WordPress Theme is simple, attractive, and minimal.

It makes it easy for you to add and manage your music, photos, and shows. You can choose from two homepage styles, a light and dark version of the theme, and customize it further with built-in options.

Interestingly, music, photos, and shows are supported through a custom plugin, so your content remains intact even if you change your theme.

Music WordPress Theme also comes with layout, gallery, audio, video, and button shortcodes, contact form support, custom widgets, and more.

If you don’t like fussing about in WordPress with unlimited choices, you might like this theme.

MESH | Music, Band, Musician, Event, Club Theme

MESH claims to be the best entertainment theme available.

MESH allows you to sell tickets, includes a music player, comes with a drag and drop page builder, is fully customizable, is multilingual ready, comes with Slider Revolution, has smooth AJAX transitions built in, and is mobile and tablet ready.

The theme is also SEO friendly, comes with five premade button skins, gives you the ability to organize your music into albums, features unlimited color and booking forms, and allows you to set up your events calendar.

If that wasn’t enough, MESH also syncs with your social media, has six menu layouts and two blog layouts, comes with a built-in photo gallery feature, and more.

DJ Rainflow | Music Band & Musician WP Theme

DJ Rainflow isn’t just for DJs – it can also be used by bands, singers, artists, radio stations, events and entertainment websites, and more.

The theme comes with three homepage layouts, an events calendar, is retina ready, comes with Revolution Slider, Essential Grid, Visual Composer, Instagram Feed, and WooCommerce.

DJ Rainflow is also mobile ready, comes with a drag and drop page builder, is easy to customize, is SEO optimized, and more.

WordPress Themes For Musicians, Bands – Musisi

The Musisi theme is easy to use, allows you to live preview your customizations, gives you a lot of control in the admin panel, is fully responsive, comes with over 600 Google Fonts, is SEO optimized, is well-documented, and comes with excellent support.

One thing I will say about this theme is that it’s kind of “blocky”, but if you don’t mind squares and rectangles, you won’t be disappointed with it.

Soundstage – WordPress Theme For Bands/Musicians

Soundstage comes with an online store feature and MP3 streaming, discography, photos, videos, tour dates, and blogs. It also integrates with WooCommerce, allowing you to sell anything from T-shirts to music.

Make a big impression with the large slider on the homepage, and customize your website with custom page templates, widgets, and logos.

AQURA – Music Bands Musicians & DJ’s WordPress Theme

At first glance, AQURA might not look like a theme for musicians, but it is. It’s just that the stock photos they’ve used to show it off would have you thinking otherwise.

This theme is retina ready and responsive, comes with blog and portfolio functionality, integrates with WooCommerce and Bandsintown, and comes with Visual Composer and Featured Player music player.

Also included in AQURA: extensive documentation, custom widgets, music albums, AddThis social share button, two blog layouts, photo galleries, and Royal Slider. AQURA is multilingual ready, is fully customizable, syncs with your social media, is SEO friendly, and features a drag and drop builder.

Sonorama – Music Band & Musician WordPress Theme

Sonorama is 100% responsive and supported on all devices, includes 16 predefined color styles, comes with the Visual Page Builder for drag and drop building, includes a drag and drop gallery, and light and dark themes.

Sonorama features a clean and modern design, gives you the ability to customize endlessly with navigation styles, backgrounds, colors, images, and patterns, is retina ready, gives you the ability to add parallax sections, comes with documentation, and works well across all major browsers.

Muziq – Music Band & Musician WordPress Theme

Muziq comes with four different homepage layouts for different styles (Elegant & Clean, Hard Rock Music, Hip Hop & R&B, Electronica), is fully responsive and easily customizable, is retina ready, comes with Slider Revolution, 800+ icons, Visual Composer, an audio player, and a “coming soon” page.

Odio – Music WP Theme For Bands, Clubs, And Musicians

Another great theme for the entertainment industry, Odio features a responsive design, comes with the Visual Composer page builder, vinyl style music player, custom events list, Linear Music Player, auto photo albums, master slider, is WooCommerce compatible, and comes with three predefined homepage layouts.

Odio is packed with all kinds of features that make it great value.

Untold – WordPress Theme For Bands And Musicians

The Untold theme comes with the Visual Composer, uses up-to-date coding with HTML5 and CSS3, supports photo galleries, integrates with MailChimp, is multilingual ready, has a responsive design, is customizable, allows you to build forms with Contact Form 7, allows you to use custom post types, is well-supported through documentation, and more.

Rock4Life- Responsive WP-Theme For Bands/Musicians

What do you get when you purchase the Rock4Life theme? A unique and attractive theme that features a design style that will make you stand out from the crowd.

In terms of features, Rock4Life is responsive, has a highly customizable page structure, comes with JQuery animations, custom shortcodes and widgets, custom post types and page templates, unlimited skin colors, CSS3 animations, HTML5 audio list, Google Web Font Support, a Flickr feed widget, a contact form, a filterable animated photo and video gallery, cross browser support, and much more.

VibeMusic – Musicians, Deejays, Singers, Bands WordPress Theme

VibeMusic is another “blocky” but attractive looking theme with all the odds and ends you need as a musician.

It comes with a visual composer, responsive design, Slider Revolution, and integrates with WooCommerce.

The theme comes with two skins, allowing for good customizability. The developers also claim it’s an easy-to-use theme, whether you’re a beginner or advanced WordPress user.

The Magic 6 – Music Band & Musician WordPress Theme

The Magic 6 comes with a modern design, two homepage layouts, photo and video galleries, and is responsive and retina ready.

Additionally, this theme is mobile optimized, comes with a visual composer and shortcodes, Revolution Slider, is SEO ready, comes with translation options, offers great spport, and is compatible with many popular plugins: Swiper Slider, Revolution Slider, Visual Composer, Essential Grid, PO Composer, Events Calendar, and WooCommerce.

Drury Lane- Theme For Musicians And Bands + Intro

Drury Lane was created especially for musicians and is simple to use. Its design is truly unique and eye catching.

This theme comes with a splash intro page, a sliding home page that splits into two parts, page templates for home, discography, concerts, shop, media, and contact, six custom plugins, metabox for review excerpts, masonry layout for discography and media pages, and is good to browse on various screen resolutions and is retina ready.

For artists and bands looking for something a little different, this theme might prove worthwhile.

Rebellion – A High-powered Theme for Musicians, Bands, and Record Labels

Is Rebellion as “high-powered” as it claims to be? Well, based on its feature set, it’s hard to argue.

For starters, this theme comes with nine homepage types to choose from. Though most of them feature a large photo at the top, I would be surprised if you couldn’t find one that’s suited to your purposes. You can even create your own, but I wouldn’t recommend doing so unless you’re an advanced user.

Rebellion also comes with plenty of inner page types to choose from, so you aren’t stuck with the same look and feel on every page on your website. Not surprisingly, it integrates with WooCommerce as well.

As for the features, let me just touch on the highlights. Rebellion comes with a large collection of custom short codes, an Events Custom Post Type, an Albums Custom Post Type, ticket status for events, custom map pins for events, three album layouts, the ability to add lyrics to your albums, the ability to connect with many online stores and streaming sites like Google Play, Bandcamp, Spotify, Amazon MP3, and Deezer.

You also get: Visual Composer page builder, Slider Revolution plugin, various slide animation types, five header types and multiple header behaviors, testimonials, carousel, two search types, customizable Mega Menu, social sharing functionality, social icons widget, responsive design, retina ready, and a great deal more.

So, there you have it. Rebellion certainly appears to be a high-powered theme and is one worth considering.

Instrument – Musicians, Deejays, Singers, Bands WordPress Theme

Take your pick – Instrument comes with a light and dark theme, both attractive, and perfect for black and white photos and designs.

There are plenty of themes out there that feature a large full-width photo at the top of the screen. This is one of those. If you like that kind of design, check it out. If not, move right along.

What do you get when you purchase the Instrument theme? Responsive design, Slider Revolution, Visual Composer, a fully customizable theme, a working contact form, and custom post type. Plus, it’s SEO optimized.

MusicBeat Music Bands Musicians & DJ’s WordPress Theme

MusicBeat gives you four homepage layouts out of the box – two dark, and two light. Its features include Visual Composer, grid system, responsive design, blog pages, event pages, album pages, team pages, newsletter subscription page, and more. It’s also SEO optimized and retina ready, and integrates with Twitter, Flickr, and Instagram.

Overall, MusicBeat is another “boxy” but attractive looking theme for artists and bands.

TARDO – DJ Producer Band Musician WordPress Theme

The oddly-named TARDO theme features a boxy design with a large photo at the top. But I must say I like the default colors and typography for this one.

TARDO is fully responsive, comes with an events management system, discography, unlimited play list, photo gallery, advanced theme options, is translation ready, comes with Contact Form 7 for contact forms, and integrates with Google Maps and Twitter.

Steve Cadey – WordPress Music Theme For Musicians, DJs, Bands And Solo Artists

The Steve Cadey theme is visually stimulating and attractive. If you want to see what I mean, just check out the demo for yourself.

The developers claim this theme makes setting up your website easy and allows you to get straight to the most important part – selling your music.

But is it just a pretty face, or does it have more to offer?

The Steve Cadey theme comes with responsive design and optimized UI/UX (user interface/user experience), is retina ready, utilizes high contrast colors, comes with several homepage layouts and custom post types, allows you to create and manage events, integrates with WooCommerce, allows you to customize your logo, comes with plenty of fonts to choose from, comes with parallax and CSS animation effects, and plenty of options for social media icons.

Long story short – there’s lots to get excited about with the Steve Cadey theme.

Mizer – Musicians, Deejays, Singers, Bands WordPress Theme

Mizer positions itself as a flexible theme full of customization options. They note it’s ideal for both beginners and advanced users alike. They also offer support with features, bugs, reported issues, and so on.

So, what does this theme come with? Slider Revolution, a modern responsive design, easy customization, unlimited color options, a working contact form, and update notifications.

Basically, the Mizer theme is a basic, but nice-looking theme. It could be a good choice for those not wanting to do a lot of fiddling.

Remix Music – Music Band Theme

Remix Music positions itself as the most powerful music management theme on the market. As with many other themes on this list, it allows you to import demo content with a click of a button, giving you a much-needed starting point for customization.

Remix Music boasts a fast loading speed (good for SEO), is compatible with great plugins like Visual Composer, MasterSlider, Essential Grid, and revSlider, includes a live customizer so you can see the changes you’re making to your website as you’re making them, comes with two music players, is translation ready, comes with events management options, is fully responsive with AJAX, and more.

I won’t lie – out of the box, it looks a lot like other themes on this list, but you never know, it could be the right pick for you.

MusicFlex – A Flexible Music WordPress Theme

MusicFlex has got a sleek look and plenty of eye-catching elements. The developers say the theme can be fully customized with minimum effort.

The theme comes with a drag and drop page builder, extensive theme options, unlimited color variations, is translation ready, and comes with the Custom Post Type UI plugin.

Not a bad catch.

Croma Responsive Music WordPress Theme With Ajax And Continuous Playback

Its developers call Croma the “music theme of the year in 2018”.

Hyperbole aside, Croma comes with plenty of demos (which makes customization easier), a continuous audio player and music album feature, events and gigs manager, a responsive design, flexible headers, is translation ready, gives you the ability to add a hot link to any page on your website, and comes with many plugins like Visual Composer, Essential Grid, and Slider Revolution.

There’s plenty here to like, and it has received great ratings on Theme Forest.

Lucille – Music WordPress Theme

It would be easy to overlook the Lucille theme, if not for any other reason besides its name. But I would argue you might be missing out if you don’t check this one out.

This is a flexible theme that’s easy to use, and it comes with a lot of great features.

So, what’s on the inside?

Lucille comes with several premade demos, Visual Composer, Slider Revolution, WooCommerce integration, is fully responsive, comes with a theme customizer, different menu styles, a black and white layout (dark and light), a flexible wave player, individual page backgrounds, custom post types, all Google Fonts, custom page templates, is translation and WPML ready, and boasts excellent customer support.

Not bad, right?

Vice: Music Band, Dj And Radio WordPress Theme

Another theme claiming to be the “best”. Does Vice live up to the hype?

Its core functions include music album, events, event maps, a featured music player, photo and video galleries, video backgrounds, podcasts, customizable colors and logos, custom Google Fonts, a responsive design, and frequent updates (always a good thing to look for, since WordPress is constantly updating their platform).

So, it’s safe to say its feature set is relatively standard. Its design is where it truly shines, with a cool, minimum icon-driven menu design, the ability to add a video background, and more.

Muse: A Modern Multi-Purpose Music WordPress Theme

I must admit – I think Muse is super cool. It brings a little bit of personality to the standard “big photo at the top” design concept. I love how the menu looks, as well as how the social media icons are positioned. And, as you scroll down, you see animated elements gradually appear, which is eye-catching and engaging.

Muse comes with eight ready-to-use demos depending on how you want your website to look and function, a fully responsive and retina ready design, high-speed performance, free lifetime updates, is search engine optimized, comes with 20 different border types and 30+ seamless patterns, is fully customizable, integrates with WooCommerce, comes with music albums and tour and events features, an image gallery, is compatible with popular page builders, and is fully translatable.

That’s just the starting point in terms of features, so you know it’s good bang for buck.

JamSession – Music & Music Band WordPress Theme

JamSession is a simple but effective theme.

It comes loaded with visual composer and page builder, Slider Revolution, WooCommerce integration, and one-click demo import. It’s also fully responsive, gives you access to unlimited colors via theme customizer, comes with multiple menu layouts, two sliders, YouTube and Vimeo support, individual page backgrounds, a responsive masonry layout, custom post types, and audio player, SoundCloud support, contact pages with reCAPTCHA validation, all Google Fonts, is translation ready, and offers great technical support.

JamSession has plenty going for it, of that there is no doubt.

IronBand – Music Band & DJ WordPress Theme

The IronBand theme has a highly stylized and bold, magazine layout style design to it.

It’s also fully responsive, comes loaded with customization options, an MP3 player, Revolution Slider, a newsletter signup form, MailChimp integration, a live Twitter feed, and more.

You’ll also be happy to know you can announce your upcoming gigs and add as much detail as you want, link to major online stores like Amazon, iTunes, and SoundCloud, it includes an MP3 player and the ability to add album reviews, it includes seven color schemes with the ability to make your own, an easy control panel, unlimited colors, a homepage layout manager, and more.

Chords – Music / Artist / Radio WordPress Theme

Chords is a stunning theme for entertainment websites.

It comes with an events management system, track listing management, a music player, a drag and drop homepage for easy customization, a powerful options panel, WooCommerce support, is multilingual ready, supports page builders, comes with custom widgets, 16 different color schemes, 24/7 support, and more.

Yes, Chords is also responsive, SEO optimized, and built with the latest coding languages too. A solid option.

Music WordPress | Solala Music

Solala is a cool theme with plenty of visual appeal. It comes with six home page options, six blog layouts, and two header options.

It’s customizable, comes with a drag and drop page builder, it’s optimized for speed, comes with the Visual Composer, Slider Revolution, unlimited colors, page title customization, is translation ready, comes with 700+ Google Fonts, is SEO and speed optimized, and offers great support.

Frankly, I’m impressed with all the information they provide for this theme upfront. It goes to show the developers know what they’re doing and have worked hard to include lots of great features.

MusicPlay – Music & DJ Responsive WordPress Theme

Here’s something a little different. MusicPlay is a simple and visually appealing theme with a unique layout.

MusicPlay is fully customizable and responsive, comes with advanced header options and albums overview, a DJMix overview (f you’re a DJ), a fullwidth audio player, an artist bio page, an events overview page, extensive theme options, 600+ Google Fonts, a shortcodes generator, custom widgets, unlimited colors, WPML translation, and more.

Again, their update history and sales copy alone make this theme worth a look. If it catches your eye, check it out for yourself.

Rockit Now – Music Band WordPress Theme

The Rockit Now theme may not be as modern-looking as many others on this list but might still be the right fit for you depending on what you’re looking for.

The main features of this theme include event management, gallery management, album and track management, slider and sidebar management, and a page builder.

Rockit Now also boasts a responsive design, three types of sliders, custom widgets, and more.

Not a bad theme if you like the look of it.

Applause -One-Page Responsive Music & DJ WP Theme

There are many websites out there that consolidate most of their information on one page. That’s exactly what Applause offers. But don’t be confused – this doesn’t mean all your content has to live on your homepage. You can still create additional pages and blog posts if you so desire.

This type of setup can work great if you don’t have a lot of content but still want to maintain an online presence for your fans.

So, what does Applause come with? It includes six custom post types, a video header option, the ability to display events, audio, and photos, comes with the Unlimited Playlist plugin, two header options, a drag and drop page builder, is fully responsive, comes with a unique photo gallery, and more.

Merchato – Music And Band eCommerce WordPress Theme

So, you’ve understood the importance of a website. But you don’t want to build any old website, and your goal is to sell your merch and music. That’s where Merchato comes in.

No, you don’t lose the ability to write blog posts or add pages to your site with Merchato. But it does integrate with WooCommerce as well as AudioTheme.

With Merchato, you can post your gigs, build your discography page, add to your video library, edit your theme in real time, customize your media-rich header, build the featured content section on your homepage, customize colors, customize typography, and customize your logo and favicon. The theme is also responsive.

Pantone – Music / Artist / Singers / Bands WordPress Theme

Pantone features a modern and stylish design. It comes with a full screen slider, responsive masonry archive layout, custom post types for discography, events, photo gallery and videos, is easy to configure, and is responsive.

Pantone also comes with several homepage layouts, an event list and grid, a featured album style, custom album player, and is bundled with King Composer, Revolution Slider, Event Calendar, Google Fonts, and more.

Sound Rock – Music Band WordPress Theme

Sound Rock features a slightly aged design, but I can’t say I don’t like it. It comes with event, gallery, album and track, slider, sidebar management as well as theme options and a page builder.

Sound Rock is also responsive, comes with three types of sliders, custom widgets and plenty of back end features.

Again, if you feel like you’re drowning in customization options with other themes, this one might be worth considering.

Anthem – Music Band Artist & Musical Event WordPress Theme

Anthem is a simplistic theme with a clean design.

It comes with over five modern homepage layouts, an album list feature, Google Fonts and Fonts Awesome, custom widgets, is SEO ready, and offers 24/7 support.

There isn’t much more to say about Anthem, but if you want a modern looking theme without all the whiz-bang animations and plugins, this is what you want.

Sound Stage – A Professional WordPress Theme For Music & Bands

While Sound Stage does look a lot like other themes out there, I must say I like the default typography and layout.

The theme comes with audio players and albums, an events post type, the ability to create one-page layouts, custom widgets, is compatible with the Contact Form 7, WP Instagram Widget, Recent Tweets Widget, and Breadcrumb Trail plugins, is fully responsive and translation ready, is SEO friendly, allows you to customize your color scheme, comes with hundreds of Google Fonts, a countdown timer, custom audio players and playlists, single- and multi-page layouts, and more.

This is a solid theme for bands and artists alike.

What Should I Look For In A WordPress Theme?

There are essentially three things I look at whenever I’m thinking about buying a WordPress theme. Let’s explore these criteria together.

An Attractive Design

I started building websites in 1997. I later co-founded a small web and graphic design company, and spent years learning about the industry and discipline.

As content management systems became more popular, I started experimenting with Movable Type and WordPress. When I was still using Movable Type, I didn’t bother finding themes. I just customized the default theme until I liked how it looked. That worked just fine.

But I was under the delusion that I would be able to do the same with WordPress. And, you know what? It’s a real pain to try to redesign a WordPress theme. If you aren’t happy with what you’ve got, it’s a lot easier to find a theme you like than to try to tweak the one you’ve got.

So, whatever theme you end up buying, ensure that you’re happy with it. It may not be everything you imagined, but if it comes close, you can often often take it over the finishing line. Yes, themes today are quite customizable, but if you don’t like the look and feel of your theme to begin with, endlessly tweaking it probably isn’t going to fix the issue.

Make it a priority to find a theme you like. You’ll have fewer regrets and issues that way.

A Theme With The Functionality You Need

Many themes mentioned in the above list come with the kitchen sink – music players, visual composers, sliders, social media and eCommerce integration, and a great deal more.

The bottom line here is you only need what you need – nothing more, nothing less.

The more options you have, the more fussing about you can do. You can just keep on tweaking and tweaking until your website feels right. Pretty soon you’ve wasted the whole day just getting the logo to look exactly how you want it to.

There are themes, like the Music WordPress Theme, that are easier to work with, and limit your options. If you tend to be a perfectionist with websites, then this might be a better option for you than Lush.

If you’re an advanced user, and you’re familiar with WordPress, then a more fully-featured theme might be a good option for you.

A Theme That’s Within Your Budget

To be fair, most themes are going to be in the $10 to $70 range, and they shouldn’t run you more than that. That shouldn't break your bank.

But if you’ve never spent money on a WordPress theme before, you might feel a little weird shelling out your hard-earned cash for it.

The way I look at it is this – if you’re not spending any money to advance your career, you’re probably not a pro yet. The moment you start spending is the moment you change your mindset from being an amateur to being a pro.

But so long as you’re paying for your theme, it doesn’t necessarily matter how much. Virtually every paid theme is better than the free ones you can find on the WordPress website.

So, find a theme that meets your other criteria, and is also within your budget.

The Best WordPress Themes For Musicians, Final Thoughts

Ultimately, the best WordPress theme is the one that’s a good fit for you. No one can tell you what that is without knowing what your needs or goals are. If you find it easy to work with, even when others don’t, it doesn’t matter what other people say.

Spend some time looking at the options that are out there. Look at the design, as well as the functionality it offers. Then, consider whether it’s in your price range.

Most themes, even if they are made to sound like they are “plug and play”, usually require some initial setup work. So, be prepared to spend some time getting things how you want them to look. But if you find yourself spend hours on end setting it up, you may want to look elsewhere.

WordPress runs roughly 29% of the entire internet. So, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of it.

In fancy technical lingo, it’s a Content Management System (or CMS). Some people just refer to it as a blogging platform.

But truly, you can do far more with WordPress than you might be inclined to think. It works great as a blogging platform, sure, but you can also build entire websites with it, and even add a membership component if that's something you'd like to do.

The primary way to customize the look and feel of your site is with themes. Though there are plenty of free themes out there, the problem with these is they are easy to break, and everybody is using them. So, in most cases, it’s much better to purchase a premium theme that won't malfunction and is at least somewhat unique to you.

The good news? You generally don’t need to spend an arm and a leg on a theme. Plus, all of the above are one-time costs, so if you’re happy with the theme you buy, you probably won’t be buying another any time soon.

Ok, so now you've got a well named website and it looks great. The next step is to set up tracking if you haven't already so you can see where you visitors are coming from.