Today we got a brand new partner joining in as our premium WordPress theme provider. RocketTheme are among the first and the longest running template company who operates under the subscription model. The RocketTheme founder, Andy Miller who used to work as core developer for Mambo CMS back to 2004.

Soon mambodev.com evolved into a template club based site and was relaunched under the name RocketTheme. During Andy’s time as a Joomla core developer, RocketTheme quickly grew into the number one template club for Joomla. Today, with more than dozens of developers and contributers. RocketTheme has grown to reach the WordPress audiences by providing premium theme designs for WordPress.

To reach out to WordPress audiences, they have established the RocketTheme WordPress Theme Club. They provide  over 30 astonishingly different theme design to enable you as WordPress user to stand out from the crowd. They also have this extensive community forums that offer you comprehensive guidance and engage your own ideas into your work.

Most importantly they also offer different ranges of subscription options to satisfy your needs regardless of individuals, organizations or businesses. Their continuous growth in terms of their portfolio of themes will enable you to easily customize your WordPress site into a professional quality site that will give you the cutting edge design compared to your competitors.

So the big question is that what’s the big deal of having a partnership with RocketThemes. Their founder together with their developers and contributers have agreed to give all WPWebHost valued client an exclusive 20% of discount on WordPress themes from RocketTheme when you purchase it through our link and get the exclusive upon code from our sales team at sales@wpwebhost.com. Check out their WordPress themes in their site and it will definitely give you a jaw-dropping experience especially with their integration of Gantry in producing this exceptional quality themes only at RocketTheme WordPress Theme Club.

If you have been our WPWebHost customer since last year, you might possibly know that you can purchase Elegant Theme membership through us as hosting addon at exclusive $29. Now here comes the short story behind ElegantTheme before we mention another good news.

ElegantThemes was founded by Nick Roach and he started to design his band’s website at the tender age of 13. Ever since then, he began to improvised his skills in designing by self learning and today he has achieved something beyond expectation, hence ElegantThemes.

One of the main core business point from ElegantThemes is the functionality of it. The user-friendly features such as the ePanel Options enables you to customize your site without much hassle. They also come with support forums for their members to discuss for innovation purposes or for those who have any related troubleshooting issue. This will give the ElegantThemes members a comprehensive understanding on issues especially on the WordPress themes topics.

Among all the premium WordPress theme providers out there, ElegantThemes has provided WordPress community a great collection of themes and has been constantly ranked in top 10 in most of the premium WordPress theme providers’ reviews and ratings.

On top of that, ElegantThemes offers one of the most economical plan for users out there with only $39 per year in their official website and it has unlimited usage for all its themes within that year until its expiration date and it is easily renewable and at the same time clients are able to enjoy newly update themes from them in that year for the price.

The good news about another deals with ElegantThemes, we at WPWebHost would like to announce that if you are our existing client, you will continue enjoy all the membership fees for $29.00 per year. And if you are a non-existing client of WPWebHost, don’t you worry as we also give you one of the best deal which is at $34.90 per year by signing up through our link.

So what are you waiting for? You are just one click away from getting the lowest price for Elegant Theme membership.

Fourth of July might sound like normal day to most of you. But to Americans, it was the the day where Americans celebrate their independance from England on July 4, 1776. Hereby, we at WPWebHost feel the same proud moments and wish to share the joy by giving special 3 days discounts on all our WordPress hosting plans.

We will be giving out 47% discount on all our shared hosting plans and on all payment terms.

Signup at below

http://www.wpwebhost.com/signup/ with our special coupon code “INDEPENDENCE” to get 47% off our normal pricing.

What you will get?

 

Free domain registration

Free WordPress Migration

Free WordPress Installation

Free Premium Themes from Themefusse

Free Bundled CDN

We hope you like this 3 days special deals and we wish all of you from United States a Happy Independence Day!

Guys, still remember we just gave away an iPad2 in the giveaway in the early of this month? It might sound unbelievable to you, but here’s another exciting giveaway for you to walk away with a cool iPad2 again!

How to Win?

1. Join WP Hero Affiliate Programme
2. Display a WPWebHost affiliate banner in your website/blog.
3. Follow @WPWebHost in Twitter. Make a tweet in your Twitter account with #WPWebHost hashtag and link to this post. Sample tweet:

Join #WPWebHost Affiliate Programme now to win iPad2! http://bit.ly/mbF6ys

1. Submit your affiliate username, website/blog URL and tweet URL as comment like below.

My affiliate username: xxxx
My website/blog: www.wpwebhost.com
My tweet: http://twitter.com/#!/wpwebhost/status/73645733881987072

Check the first comment for the sample participation.

1. Gather as many second tiers as possible to join under your affiliate account.
2. The one who fulfills all requirements above and has most second tiers wins the iPad2.
3. Participation is accepted until 24 Jun 2011.

Important FAQ (Please read):

1. What are second tiers?
   In nutshell, second tiers are affiliate accounts under your affiliate account. Think of it as multi-level marketing, you’re a member of the affiliate program, and you earn extra incentive by recruiting members underneath you.

1. How to invite someone to join as a second tier?
   When someone clicks your affiliate link/banner, the browser stores cookie which contains your unique affiliate ID. When he/she is brought to WPWebHost website through your affiliate link and joins the affiliate programme, he/she becomes your second tier automatically.

1. If my friends accessed to WPWebHost website before through someone else’s affiliate links, what will happen?
   Your friends might end up become someone else’s second tiers even though they sign up affiliate through your affiliate link.To prevent this, make sure their browser’s cookies are cleared before sign up through your link.

1. Can I replace the URL in the tweets with my own affiliate link?
   Yes. You may make your own tweet and put your own affiliate URL in the tweets to get more sign up for second tiers.

1. How many tweets can I make?
   You can tweet as many as you like. But you just have to submit 1 tweet URL in your entry.

1. Where can I get the affiliate banner to be put in my website/blog?
   You can get them in your affiliate account control panel, under Banners section.

1. How many entries can I submit?
   Each participant is only allowed to submit 1 entry.

1. I already have an affiliate account with WPWebHost. Can I join this giveaway?
   Yes, you can.

1. Do I have to be a WPWebHost client to join this giveaway?
   No. This giveaway is open to anyone who doesn’t hate iPad2.

1. What if there are more than one participant have same highest number of second tiers?
   The winner will be randomly drawn. WPWebHost’s decision is final.

1. May I cheat?
   Yes, you may, and you will be disqualified.

So what are you waiting for? Become a WP Hero now and good luck! =)

We are sorry for the delays in posting the results on 21th May as planned. We were out of hands due to some conferences to attend last weekend and unable to announce the winner timely.

Anyhow, here are the answers to the hidden meaning behind the elements we have applied on the new layouts.

The W logo is referring to WordPress.org logo.

The orange logo with 2 person is referring to BuddyPress logo.

The plant on the box is referring to the hosting that helps to grow your WordPress sites.

The shopping cart logo is referring to the WP-e-commerce  logo where e-commerce can be powered by WordPress too.

The bb logo is referring to bbPress logo.

The cloud is referring to the CloudLinux hosting that is currently applied on all of the shared hosting account.

The rocket is referring to CDN that helps to speed up your WordPress sites.

The bee is referring to mascot of Exabytes signifying the best hosting technology support.

The windmill is referring to environment friendly technology powering our data center.

And who are the 10 11 winners who managed to guess the meaning correctly and creatively and walk away with our WPWebHost official t-shirt.

@mrintech

@iamchampol

@gherhald

@thinkdj

@oasis789

@rohitbatra14

@gerviemacahia

@afublog

@shubhamdev

@funbu

@rommelferns77

And one 1 lucky winner with most accurate answers and creative answers will walk away with

• an official WPWebHost T-shirt
• 1 year of premium themes from Elegant Themes
• $200 worth of Google Adwords coupon
• official Google T-shirt.

is @izrin96 with the answers he answered as below

The W logo is referring to WordPress.org logo.
The orange logo with 2 person is referring to BuddyPress.org logo.
The plant on the box is referring to WPWebHost.com.
The shopping cart logo is referring to GetShopped.org logo.
The bb logo is referring to bbpress.org logo.
The cloud is referring to WPWebHost.com new background and cloud hosting.
The rocket is referring to Content Delivery Network (CDN) for improving website loading speed.
The bee is referring to Exabytes.com.my mascots.
The windmill is referring to green or Eco-friendly website hosting that wind powered.

Here are the photos of the WPWebHost t-shirt wore by one of our technical support team

and Google t-shirt wore by the @tomaslau previous winner of the giveaways.

Again, we would like to thank you for all the participations. For those, that did not managed to win anything this on this contest, don’t feel bad.

Stay tuned. We are going to release a new contest very soon and this time it is going to be involving a hefty cash giveaways!

If you are able to read this post, we believe you must have seen our new website layout.

Do you like it ? Or hate it?

Let us know and we would like to hear what you think. In conjunction with our new layout, we would like to run a contest on guessing what is the hidden meaning behind each elements we have applied on the layout.

The W logo is referring to WordPress.org logo.

The orange logo with 2 person is referring to __________

The plant on the box is referring to __________

The shopping cart logo is referring to ___________

The bb logo is referring to ___________

The cloud is referring to ___________

The rocket is referring to ___________

The bee is referring to ___________

The windmill is referring to ___________

After completing the above with your own creative answer, post a tweet that sound like below.

“I love @WPWebHost new layout and I have joined the “Guess the Meaning Contest” at bit.ly/wpguess

Or

“I hate @WPWebHost new layout but I have joined the “Guess the Meaning Contest” at bit.ly/wpguess

Then copy the tweet URL and post on the comment box below.

10 participants with most accurate/nearest answer or most creative answer will walk away with a brand new official WPWebHost t-shirt.

1 lucky winner with most accurate answers and creative answers will walk away with

• an official WPWebHost T-shirt
• 1 year of premium themes from Elegant Themes
• $200 worth of Google Adwords coupon
• official Google T-shirt.

Rules and Regulation

1. There is no limits on the numbers of participation on the same person
2. The answer to each meaning must be somehow makes sense
3. The winners decision is bound to solely by WPWebHost.
4. Complete plagiarism participantion on top of other participant will not be accepted.
5. Contest will end on 20th May 2011.
6. Answer to all the meaning of the elements will be revealed on 21th May 2011.

Good luck.

P/S: Check out the participation comment on the first comment for sample of participation.

Update on 20th May 2011: Contest participation closed. Thank you.

It is 13th May and it is on Friday. What else can be worse that Friday 13th?

Sound a lil scary right? Now WPWebHost has it covered with happiness and good news. On this spectacular day, we are going to introduce you to our new theme partners, ThemeFuse!!!

But why Themefuse? Now you gotta read all about ‘em after we had a short interview with friendly Dimi, one of the co-founder. Here is the story;

What’s more, Themefuse currently have some cool promotions in place.

For example, their Facebook Fan Promotion: we offer $10 discount voucher if you like them on Facebook. The same happens with the RSS feed promotion, they will give their users a $10 discount code if you subscribe to their RSS feed.

Now you have read about their story. So what’s the big deal about our partnership with ThemeFuse? Dimi and his co-founders has agreed to give all of WPWebHost’s valued client an exclusive 35% of discount on all themes by Themefuse. Check out their WordPress Original Themes here at their shop.

To all WPWebHost valued client, you can redeem this livelong 35% discount without expiry date by submitting your request to sales@wpwebhost.com and we will give you the exclusive discount code. All new sign up order will also be offered with optional choice to get this code before checkout.

What’s more?

If you are existing client of WPWebHost, just login to your client area and download the premium LifeStyle WordPress theme worth $49 for absolutely FREE! Yes, you heard it. Exclusively by ThemeFuse for WPWebHost.

Follow the steps below to download the Free premium theme

1. Login to https://www.wpwebhost.com/billing/clientarea.php

2. Click on My Product & Services > Select your hosting account > View Details > Scroll to Downloads > Download.

MAY 12, 2011 − WPWebHost, a hosting company acquired by Exabytes Network Pvt. Ltd on 2008 has recently been awarded TRUSTe Privacy Seal effective from 5th May 2011 by TRUSTe , a company which operates the world’s largest privacy seal program, certifying more than 3,500 websites including Facebook, Microsoft, Apple Inc., eBay and many more.

WPWebHost, a key industry player in the niche market of WordPress hosting had been keen to obtain the Privacy Seal by TRUSTe to ensure a peace of mind among its customers when providing personal information for online purchases as well as greater confidence regarding the handling of consumer data by WPWebHost. “Not only do we want to assure our customers the best privacy practices at WPWebHost, we are fully aware that privacy and data security practices keep evolving nowadays. With the award of TRUSTe Privacy Seal, we are confident to constantly keep up with the evolving regulatory standards of online privacy,” Luis Ku, the manager of WPWebHost was quoted as saying.

TRUSTe earlier introduced the concept of ‘Truth in Privacy’, which incorporated the privacy values of transparency, choice and accountability. According to its CEO Chris Babel, thousands of companies rely on TRUSTe’s leading privacy trustmark to enhance consumer trust, drive increased registrations and transactions, and comply with complex privacy requirements. Consumers know that when they see the TRUSTe seal they can “Click with Confidence” because the certified website is responsible with their personal information. TRUSTe has certified more than 40 percent of the top fifty websites including Facebook, Yahoo, Microsoft, eBay, AOL, Adobe, AT&T, Comcast, Disney, Weather.com, Apple, LinkedIn, Web MD, and Yelp.

“At WPWebHost, we understand customer concerns more than anything else. We greatly welcome the recent award of TRUSTe Privacy Seal in line with our constant effort to increase customer satisfaction,” according to Luis.

We are proud to introduce to you our new partner, Tokokoo, a team of creative and young WordPress developers originating from Indonesia.

They have been providing a great number of excellent WordPress themes  specifically designed for WordPress online stores  with integration of WP E-commerce plugins from GetShopped.

We have personally met the c0-founders of Tokokoo, Anggi Krisna at WordCamp Indonesia. He is very young and inspiring indeed and possess a deep passion for WordPress as we do.  In fact, this is one of the reasons we choose to partner with them as one of our theme providers.

What’s more, they are providing all their quality WordPress e-commerce themes for FREE and not charging a single penny for their creative work. Now, where can you find a quality e-commerce WordPress themes for free other than Tokokoo?

Check out their themes.

With their expertise in theme development and design coupled with WP e-commerce experience, we have no doubts that they will be the future renowned theme providers for WordPress online stores for the WordPress community. It is undeniable that WordPress which started from a simple blogging platform has now evolved to an online store platform that may soon replace other well known e-commerce CMSs such as Magento and OS Commerce. We in WPWebHost believe in one day WordPress alone will be the main frame for all web application development.

We know you have been waiting the winner of the iPad 2. And the winner for this iPad 2 is the lucky commenter with the number 65 as we have put the number on random draw from http://www.random.org/integers/

So who is the lucky number 65th lucky commenter on the comment  list?

Fazreen with the blog http://www.fazreen.com! If you are seeing this, I would like to congratulate you because that you have won yourself an swanky brand new iPad 2. You can proudly show off your iPad 2 to your friends and tell them that you have won it from WPWebHost just by entering a contest.

Fazreen, please contact us via marketing(at)wpwebhost.com as soon as possible for us to place the order of iPad 2 from the Apple Store.

For the other 215 participants that are “not so lucky”, you can put the blame the Random Integer Generator for not picking your number or you can try again on our next upcoming contest.