Check Out the New StudioPress.com

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Sometimes your house needs a cosmetic update.

Other times you just want one. This is one of those times.

We recently unveiled a brand spanking new design for our StudioPress WordPress theme shop, and invite you all to head on over and check it out.

If youve been over to StudioPress before, youll certainly notice the new light and bright look. This is a near top-to-bottom re-imagining of the site design and a stand-alone showcase of whats possible with the Genesis Framework.

So make sure to take a look. And, if youre so inclined, feel free to pass it on to a friend

Oh, by the way

If you want a snazzy new look for your own WordPress website (and a more solid foundation), its never been easier to do.

The combination of the Genesis Framework + 37 turn-key Child themes makes design, security, and basic SEO an absolute no-brainer.

Check it out today, and have yourself a great weekend (and Memorial Day for our US readers).

About the Author: Robert Bruce is Copyblogger Medias resident raconteur, copywriter, and regular-guy attache for the Genesis Framework for WordPress.

P.S.

The IMfSP Radio show is taking the week off. Itll be back next Friday, when Im talk with business strategy heavy-hitter Michael Port about how you can book yourself solid with more customers and clients.

Also, remember to drop your burning marketing questions over on our Facebook page by midnight on June 7th. Bri! an and I will answer the best ones in our Season One Finale Listener Q&A Barn-burner Blowout Episode on June 10th.

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