But you can buy the client’s site version for $40 – this one you can use on a clients site.

I always give my clients the option of buying whichever version they like (Personal or Developers) so that they own the licence or having me supply Thesis (client site version) where I pass the charge straight through to them.

If they buy their own licence I then help them upload and install it, and do the on-site customisation on their server.

Cheers,

Martin.

Quick question, still about Thesis theme. One of the options for buying Thesis is “Developer or Multi-user, which enables you to use it on as many sites as you like.”

Does that mean that with a Developer licence would allow me to use Thesis on my client’s sites?
.-= Keith Davis´s last blog ..The eyes have it! =-.

You can Google for Adsense optimised themes, although as long as your theme is well coded and, therefore, well optimised, it will be good for Adsense too.

More importantly, for Adsense to know which ads to put on your site you need to make sure each article is well optimised – which is not necessarily theme specific.

Make sure they each have META title, description and keyword tags set, make sure your url is optimised, your post title is optimised, use your H tags well and make sure all images have ALT tags.

That’s not necessarily theme specific although some themes make it easier for you to do this by placing similar fields in your Add New Post screen to the fields that plugins like All-in-one-SEO and Platinum SEO plugins display.

Cheers,

Martin.