If you want readers to flock to your blog posts, you need to offer something more than a mere wall of text. Formatting your blog post and adding elements of interest isn't just a matter of making it look pretty - it's a matter of getting more traffic and shares, too.

In today's tutorial, you'll discover how you can use the Content Blocks feature in Thrive Architect to quickly upgrade a post from text-only to rich, professionally formatted and fully mobile friendly.

You've recorded your latest podcast episode, spent hours editing it and now finally it's online for everyone to hear... 

But how can you get a maximum of exposure on your site to your latest episode?

Adding it to a blog post is a good start (and you can do that with Thrive Architect and the new audio element) but that's just the beginning!

In this post, you'll discover 2 innovative ways to show your latest episode to as many visitors as possible, combining the new audio element with Thrive Leads.

We've released a new feature for our Thrive Architect plugin for WordPress that makes it easier than ever before to create professionally designed content quickly.

It's a new Thrive editor element called the Content Block and provides you with predesigned template blocks that are 100% customizable to meet your website's unique needs.

We created this new element to help you build better looking content faster with far fewer editing steps.

Watch the video above and read the post below to learn exactly how the new Content Block element will help you create professionally designed landing pages and higher quality blog posts in waaay less time.

In this post, I’m going to reveal a cutting edge strategy Andre Chaperon, Todd Brown and Rocky Ullah are using to turn tiny mailing lists of fewer than 1,000 people into 6 and 7-figure sales.

But I won’t just show you what they’re doing. I’ll also give you a 5-step process you can use to get big results from a small email list of your own. Plus, I’ll reveal two additional ways to get even more income from your email subscribers... that almost nobody is using right now.

A little over a year and a half ago, we launched Thrive Architect, our visual page builder for WordPress.

Since then, our simple drag-and-drop visual editor has grown… and grown… and grown. In the last 12 months, we’ve released 18 new features, a slew of updates, speed improvements, and user experience upgrades.

It’s hard to keep up.

Are you utilising these changes?

In this post, we give you a rapid-fire round-up of all the new features and updates that you might have missed for Thrive Architect.

In this article, you’ll discover how you can build a custom element that you can use in your blog posts to highlight a certain idea and keep the attention of your readers at the same time!

We call it "The Highlight Box":

Example of a highlight box used in one of our blog posts

It was brought to our attention by one of our members, Karen McCamy, that it would be cool to show you guys how to build this element and use it in your own blog posts!

Many of you asked about the progress on Thrive Theme Builder. In this post we'll try to answer your questions and explain what's going on behind the scenes.

One of the most sought after video effects that we use in our Thrive Themes tutorial videos is the Bubble Effect.

With it, you can use your computer screen to teach while showing off your personality in front of the camera at the same time.

Historically however, deploying the Bubble Effect has had one big drawback: it required costly video editing software to pull off (Adobe Premiere CC).

But now for some good news: there's a cool new tool available to you (that doesn't require money and a massive learning curve) to get the Bubble Effect in your videos.

It’s hard to describe how powerful the Thrive Architect content builder can be when it comes to creating landing pages for your online business.

Whether it’s a homepage, sales page, squeeze page, or ultimate guide, the design firepower Thrive Architect gives you is hard to beat.

But because there are soooo many features at your fingertips, it can be hard to appreciate all the lesser known tools that also offer some serious design bite.

That’s why, if you’re a Thrive Architect user who hasn’t had time to learn its full compliment of capabilities, we decided to put the following list of feature hacks together so you can quickly expand your Thrive editor repertoire.

Keep reading to learn 7 Thrive Architect feature hacks you can start using right now to meaningfully level up your landing page and blog post designs.