Have you ever signed up for a free download or trial that promised big benefits, but completely under delivered?

Or worse yet, the whole thing turned out to be just a thinly disguised sales pitch?

You’ve been burned before so you can't really trust a website screaming “download this free awesome thing!” is actually going to deliver, right?

Well, your own visitors probably feel the same.

To be a successful marketer in the current digital climate, you need to understand that your visitors are just as skeptical as you are.

To avoid stinking of desperation and false promises, there’s another type of content marketing you can use to earn your visitor’s trust, leave them hungry for your content, and eager to hand over their email address.

But it takes some finesse to do this right so let me show you how...

After months of studying feedback from our users and many rounds of user testing and revisions, we're proud to release our new and improved interface for Thrive Architect.

In this post, you'll find a quick tour of what's changed and what has stayed the same.

If you haven’t noticed already, every single page of your website presents an opportunity.

We’ve talked before about homepages, contact pages, sales pages, and we even have a Thrive University course for about pages.

But what about thank you pages?

If you’re thinking, “They signed up! Oh boy, I’ve got them now,” while rubbing your hands together and mu-ha-ha-ing like an evil genius… Come on now, I know you’re better than that! (And you know, maybe don’t be evil.)

But if you’re also thinking you can slap up any old page and throw the words “Thank You” on it and be done with it, you’re missing out on a huge opportunity.

By not optimizing your thank you page, you lose an amazing chance to build strong relationships with each one of your new customers and subscribers.

Ponder these song lyrics for a moment:

If language is sound, and sound is music, well then that sounds like music is language.

But if music is sound, and sound is language, then that means language is music.

That logic brings your attention to the similarities between learning music and learning language, right?

Because when you think about it, most people find learning music much less intimidating than learning a new language. In fact, why are we not all learning foreign languages through songs rather than sounds?!

But if such logic is sound, is it sound enough to grow a profitable online language business on?

Actually, it definitely takes more than clever lyrics to make an info-product venture succeed.

There's yet another one-page landing page template now available in Thrive Architect!

It is designed especially for restaurant / pub businesses, but it can be very easily customized and turned into something completetly different.

For the full experience, don't forget to check out the video found at the top of the page, as well.  

If you’re building a website for the first time, then this article is for you. And if you’ve already got a blog, then these are the next 3 blog articles you need to write.

But these aren't just any 3 blog articles. No, these will work together to form a powerful content marketing funnel. 

Yes it is, and if that idea intrigues you, then you're in the right place.

In this article we'll take a look at what's the easiest way of adding a WooCommerce button on a pricing table in WordPress.

When visitors will click on the WooCommerce button, the product that it's linked to will be added to the their shopping cart. 

First of all, don't forget to check out the video at the top of the page for the full experience. 

As you know, here at Thrive Themes, we like to make videos showing you how to build assets like landing pages and pricing tables “from scratch” with Thrive Architect.

We previously announced that we would do a "Pricing Table from Scratch" video for you, and asked you to vote on which of 3 pricing tables you liked best. (See the examples, here)

Aaaand the winner is...

Sounds crazy, but you don't want to increase your site's traffic...

What you really want is to boost your site's value per visitor.

That's the metric you must pay attention to if you're building a conversion focused online business.

While most Search Engine Optimization (SEO) gurus teach all kinds of ways to boost your "traffic", what you should focus on is attracting the right kind of traffic (i.e. visitors with a higher conversion potential) whenever someone mentions "traffic" to you.

With that preamble in mind, I want to teach you a basic keyword research strategy for your online business in this post.