Corporately Blogging WordPress Theme

8 active sites
Corporate Blogging is a modern and elegant minimalist WordPress theme that is perfect for business blogs, personal blogs, news websites, and online magazines. It is lightweight, customizable, and responsive, making it mobile-friendly and easy to use for both beginners and experienced bloggers. With search engine optimization (SEO) and schema markup, it is optimized for search engines, ensuring your content ranks well. The theme comes with a sidebar and widgets, allowing you to add Adsense, affiliate links, and other elements to your site. It also has a clean and simple design that is perfect for writers, bloggers, and portfolio websites. Whether you are a startup, agency firm, or a corporate company, Corporate Blogging is translation ready and perfect for showcasing your writing and content in a professional manner. Best of all, it's free and compatible with Gutenberg.
custom-background custom-colors custom-header custom-logo custom-menu entertainment featured-image-header featured-images flexible-header footer-widgets news one-column right-sidebar sticky-post theme-options threaded-comments translation-ready two-columns

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Usage of Corporately Blogging over time

May 2023 — July 2024

Between May 2023 and July 2024 the number of sites using this theme went from 3 to 8 — up 5 (+166.7%).

MonthSitesChange
July 2024 8 +0
June 2024 8 +0
May 2024 8 +0
April 2024 8 +0
March 2024 8 +0
February 2024 8 +0
January 2024 8 +0
December 2023 8 +8
November 2023 0 -6
October 2023 6 +0
September 2023 6 +1
August 2023 5 +2
July 2023 3 +0
June 2023 3 +0
May 2023 3 —
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