Want to see how you can build a modern, sleek and beautiful homepage for a fitness website? In this video, you can watch me build just such a homepage, step by step, using Thrive Architect for WordPress.

If you didn't wake up this morning thinking "I want to see someone build a girly fitness homepage", you should still check this out. This tutorial will show you how to build beautiful layouts for any purpose and you'll discover the best shortcuts and time-saving tricks along the way.

Plus, we've released a whole new set of landing pages, all following this same design style, perfectly suited for a feminine fitness or lifestyle brand.

“I know how to create great content for my website...but how can I do it better, faster and with fewer headaches?!”

That’s the big question a lot of online business owners start asking themselves whenever their content marketing starts to drag.

If you produce blog content for your website on a frequent schedule, I’m sure you’ve felt this frustration before.

So to help you get a step ahead of that relentless publishing monster, this post will show you 20 + 1 must have Google Chrome extensions you should’ve been using yesterday to accelerate your content creation process.

We've released an updated and modernized version of one of our earliest landing page sets in Thrive Architect. The new set is called "Flat 2.0" and in today's post, you'll discover the pages in this set as well as the many benefits of flat design.

It's publish-time again. You can feel the dread of the deadline approaching.

Consistently pumping quality articles to meet the endless demand of your content hungry audience can be stressful at best.

Thankfully, there's an article format that's quick to write and can result in massive engagement when done properly: the list post.

What is a list post, you may ask: any article built around a list of points is called a list post, or a listicle. Content writers all over the internet have adapted it as their go-to format.

Regardless of your niche, this type of article allows you to write quick content that can drive a ton of traffic to your website. It's quick to write, it's fun to read, and a properly executed list post has great potential to go viral.

Except they rarely do.

Most list posts out there end up as useless filler that no one ever talks about.

Let's make sure you don't become one of them. Let's make sure you can write amazing list posts quickly and every time.

Do you want your opt-in forms to pop? We've got just the thing for you!

Check out the video to see the new opt-in form templates set called Fading Image. These templates combine eye-catching, modern design with every conversion feature you've already come to know and love from our products.

This set is included with your copy of Thrive Leads.

When’s the last time you double checked what your homepage, blog posts and landing pages look like on mobile?

No worries...I’ll wait here while you go take a look.   ;-)

If you’re like most people, you haven’t been giving your mobile landing pages the treatment they deserve.

For this case study we moved a site from Wix to WordPress. Moving from a totally different platform to WordPress is quite challenging and as a result, there are many interesting lessons in this case study.

For example, you'll discover how we completely updated and improved the design and built out an entire mini-site using just Thrive Architect and the Symbols feature. I'll also explain exactly what we did to fix the one BIG problem the site had (as well as the many little ones).

Ever since we first announced Thrive Architect, we've been hinting at a "master plan" that we've been working towards. Today, we introduce the Symbols feature to Thrive Architect and it is an important step towards our master plan.

Watch the video to discover how Symbols work and why they're so awesome.

Sally's about to travel to Italy and arrives on your website where she finds the perfect opt-in offer "A local’s guide to Rome’s gourmet food scene". However, when she's about to download it, the opt-in button states "Submit".

She's confused and slightly worried... Will she get the guide if she submits the form?

She closes your site and goes back to Google to look for another option.

Bummer, right? She was your perfect lead. But that one word triggered a feeling of uncertainty that made her leave.

How can you make sure to avoid this type of anxiety in your visitors' mind?

The answer: Specific call-to-action (CTA) buttons.