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Bloggers and businesses on steemit are already wondering how they could have their own niche blogs focused on a specific tag within steemit on a third party website. First came someone who wanted to created a website solely based on brexit news and the latest is cyberfund ([in this article](https://steemit.com/cyberfund/@hipster/cyber-fund-all-in-on-steem)).

There is demand for such product already. The technical hurdles are high for the average dev and the project need to bring home bacon in order to be sustainable.

The idea of a plugin is a good one but I think it would be much more powerful to go the way of a theme or framework. 

# Imagine...

Imagine starting a new wordpress blog, upload a theme that sets up your whole blog around the tags that you choose. Imagine if you could decide which article you publish onto the website directly from your dashboard. Imagine being able to make a steemit post directly from the backend of your wordpress? Imagine a referral system where you get rewarded by having people signing through your website...
and we haven't touch the possibility of multi-users website yet either. The possibilities are endless.

# Let's 1000 niche steemit blog bloom
### The World First Wordpress theme that comes with a monetization strategy. 

How much would someone  be ready to pay to buy such a theme? $129 a year would be too much to ask since it would pay for itself quite easily. 

Now this is a full blown business of course. Creating a theme is not a one time thing. You need customer support, you need to keep people engaged with your business, you need constant updates so that it is compatible with other plugins and the latest release of wordpress core. 

The company that was able to do all of this and rised to the top is Divi. If you are a web dev, you've probably been living under a rock if you haven't heard of that theme. They have the tech, they have amazing support and  they are always on top of their game.

If I were to emulate a business that has done it right when it comes to create a business based on wordpress, that would be The One. 

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A successful wordpress theme business requires a good team. First comes the dev but then you need to have good design and copy to sell your stuff. You also need someone who's good at managing the money and project management. I'm ready to work on the marketing front if I can find other likeminded people who are interested in this project.

Comment below if you are interested in such venture and let's connect on slack to make  it happen!

# Steem On!