5 Best Infopreneur WordPress Themes

A new wave of online entrepreneurs is taking virtual commerce by the reigns. Creative business owners are documenting and compiling their expertise and sharing it online in the form of eBooks, eCourses/eMembership, online coaching, and webinars. Although not a new concept, the reemerging term for these individuals is ‘infopreneur‘.

Infopreneurs are business-savvy creatives who are spearheading a new online movement. They offer electronic content as unique as their individual personalities. Their goal is to guide, motivate, and rally behind others’ unique contributions.

If you’re an infopreneur building a WordPress website, you’re in the right place. In this article we’re going to kick off by checking out five of the best WordPress themes best suited for infopreneurs. Let’s get cracking!

1. Total: Versatile Layout

Infopreneurs publish epic content on their blogs. But what stands out most is often versatility. Each page designed for the content that it holds. The result is a website composed of pages and blog posts that speak to audience members’ specific needs. Some may even utilize WooCommerce to sell directly to readers.

The Total WordPress theme gives you the freedom to create a website that speaks directly to your audience as well. Best of all, you don’t have to be familiar with code in order to take advantage of Total’s design options.

Using its drag-and-drop page builder, you can place content and products on the same page, or you can divide your pages into thirds or fourths and post all of your eProducts on one page, like a catalog. Further customize your site design using Total’s supercharged live theme Customizer, which you can use to make your website look truly unique. With your audiences’ needs in mind, Total helps you connect with your audience and brand yourself as an infopreneur.

2. Divi: Perfect Your Call to Action

Or you may want to create content around branding and design. Even if you go for a sleek and modern, your can promote products via calls to action (CTA) on your pages.

Every infopreneur needs to place CTA buttons on their website. Otherwise, how will they sell their products? Maya does a great job of directing site visitors to these buttons without using directive language. You can do the same thing with most any WordPress theme, but here we’ll focus on the Divi theme by Elegant Themes.

Many of the Divi layout options incorporate a CTA button. Just alter the text to coincide with your content and brand language. This theme is also great for those new to WordPress because you don’t need to be familiar with code in order to insert a CTA request. You can also use the hundreds of built-in, easy to use, and drag & drop options to design your own online store to go along with your blog and any other pages you want to create.

3. Spencer: An Eye on the Basics

When building your infopreneur website, it’s best not to forget about the basics. Remember to highlight basic design elements that your clients should be able to find easily. A simple menu bar, site logo, and contact information are imperative for infopreneurs.

When offering online products, you’re not only selling items, but yourself as well. As an infopreneur, you are your brand. This means that your customers connect with you first, then they purchase your products. Your website should be designed in a way that prevents customers from having to hunt for information.

Using the Spencer WordPress theme, you can create a simple yet attractive website. Visitors can connect with you on the website and though your social media links. Also Spencer comes with built-in customizability, just use the built-in options for color schemes, fonts, custom GutenBee blocks and full Elementor support. There’s also a flexible header, customizable footer, social links and more. This, again, helps customers get to know the person behind the website.

4. Ultra: The Formal & Flexible Approach

When a potential client visits your website, you should prominently feature core services with detailed descriptions of each. And be sure to keep your CTAs above the fold (aka visible as soon as a visitor lands on your website). Even though the ask should be obvious, the text used in your call to action buttons should be invitational.

Ultra by Themify is one premium WordPress theme that can create a similar web design. This theme has a lot of pre-formatted page layouts and content blocks, many of which are sectioned . For instance, your home page layout can include a menu bar, slider image with a CTA followed by testimonials, product offerings, and most recent blog posts. With Ultra you can build whatever you want for your infopreneur website.

5. Solopreneur

Solopreneur is a simple conversion focused blogging theme designed specifically for bloggers, marketers, and anyone who wants to put more focus on content & mailing list. The theme comes with amazing features such as Welcome page that allows you to collect emails, custom optin forms, footer call-to-action, author bio section, and more.

The theme comes with complete optin forms integration, meaning you can show beautiful optin forms on your site. It currently supports Aweber, MailChimp, ConvertKit, Constant Contact, iContact, Madmini, and Interspire. The theme also comes some pretty useful that can help you get more eyeballs on your content.

Other awesome features include option to enable / disable most elements, 2 column footer widgets area, and call-to-action. Plus the theme comes with awesome support if you have any questions along the way.

All of the themes featured above have many more features and functions than we could have covered in this blog post. The idea here was to get your mind percolating about web elements that would most benefit you in building an infopreneur website. There are many WordPress themes for infopreneurs, the ones mentioned are a guideline as you prepare to share your information products with the world.

Now it’s over to you. Are you an infopreneur using WordPress, and if so, what theme works best for you? Let us know in the comments section below!