Sneak Peak at ThemeForest
Posted August 17, 2008 in freelancenews 2 Comments »
Sneak Peak at ThemeForest
The new site is similar in what it does to Envato’s other marketplaces, it enables designers to sell their templates in one place that is used by thousands of potential buyers.
About the author: Jon Phillips is a full-time freelancer, designer and blogger, he loves WordPress and plays guitar in a heavy act. He's also the founder of Freelance Folder. Oh and he'd be pleased if you would follow him on Twitter. :)
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Natalie Riley
January 9th, 2009 at 9:39 amhi
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good luck
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