10 of the Greatest Thesis Minds you should follow on Twitter

Twit­ter has proven to be an amaz­ing place for get­ting The­sis related news, and updates on blogs that use The­sis. I have found a lot of great infor­ma­tion by search­ing with the #the­siwp hash tag, and have fig­ured out who the The­sis pros are on Twitter.

So, with Week 3 of The­sis Thurs­day here, I present to you 10 of the smartest The­sis users I know of on Twit­ter. Not all of these peo­ple will always tweet about The­sis, but they all have con­tributed greatly to the The­sis Word­Press theme in their own ways.

1. @pearsonified

The genius behind The­sis (hey, I made a rhyme), Chris Pear­son is the dude who posts all of the hottest The­sis related news on his Twit­ter account. Pretty much any­thing he says on Twit­ter with that #the­siswp hash tag gets retweeted like 1,000 times, so if there’s a break­through some­where in The­sis, you’ll be damn sure to hear it from him.

2. @KingdomGeek

If you head over to the The­sis Sup­port forums, you will notice one guy who stands out from the rest — and that is Rick Beck­man. He prob­a­bly sup­ports the most peo­ple then any­one else at the Sup­port forums, and to top it all off — he cre­ated the kick ass The­sis Open­Hook plu­gin which allows you to make any edit you want to your theme with­out even leav­ing your Admin Panel.

3. @kristarella

At her blog Kristarella, she uses The­sis in a way not many peo­ple have before, and that’s by using the one col­umn look. She does it very well, and it looks great. She has some out­stand­ingly awe­some tuto­ri­als on her blog that I use every time I code a The­sis theme, and is just insanely use­ful. She posts tips on Twit­ter, and retweets use­ful The­sis information.

4. @doublemule

Only tweets a lit­tle, but Dou­ble Mule is a great blog with a lot of great The­sis stuff on it. But, their blog is some­thing not to be missed by any The­sis user. They have a great, huge SEO tuto­r­ial, a list of who they con­sider to be “The­sis Pros,” and a lot more infor­ma­tive posts about The­sis at their blog.

5. @jamievaron

Jamie Varon has cre­ated some excel­lent The­sis designs before, and has a great The­sis theme related ser­vice in the works. She is def­i­nitely tal­ented at what she does with her The­sis themes, and I (and many oth­ers I’m sure) can’t wait to see what she has to come up with next.

6. @sugarrae

Rae Hoff­man’s blog was prob­a­bly the first cus­tomized The­sis I have ever seen. She has a really nice look­ing cus­tomiza­tion, and the great­est part about it is that she posts a ton of tuto­ri­als on how to pimp out a ver­sion of The­sis. She tweets about Inter­net Mar­ket­ing and has con­ver­sa­tions with her fol­low­ers a lot, but she does throw out some The­sis stuff here and there.

7. @HowToMakeMyBlog

Marko Saric has been such an inspi­ra­tion for me. I found his blog, How­ToMake­My­Blog, and I knew two things. One, I wanted to get into the “Blog­ging about blog” niche, and two — I wanted The­sis. Marko writes some great The­sis tuto­ri­als on his blog, and when­ever he launches one off, it becomes a huge hit.

8. @thesishacker

The blog The­sis Hacker was prob­a­bly the first The­sis tips blog I read. It helped me so much, and I rec­om­mend any new The­sis user who is lost to read this blog for some basic, but handy tuto­ri­als. Although this Twit­ter account is small, it’s used as a feed to post the lat­est tuto­ri­als from the The­sis Hacker blog, which can surely help you out if you ever need a quick tip or two.

His cus­tomiza­tions are used on many The­sis blogs, mak­ing him a strong influ­ence in the The­sis design com­mu­nity. Def­i­nitely a great guy to fol­low on Twit­ter for some extra links to use­ful articles.

9. @jermainemaree

One of the “WPBan­dits,” and also a Dou­ble Mule Cer­ti­fied The­sis Designer, Jer­maine knows how to code some pretty sweet look­ing The­sis themes. He doesn’t work alone at WPBan­dit, his part­ner Alex Agnar­son does some amaz­ing stuff. I love this quote from the Dou­ble Mule arti­cle, it shows how great their WPBan­dit ser­vice is:

Alex and Jer­maine focus on qual­ity, lim­it­ing the num­ber of clients worked with to ensure that each cus­tomer receives an amaz­ing web­site. Alex loves to cre­ate designs that make Jer­maine say, “how am I sup­pose to code this?” — which typ­i­cally results in a site that exceeds the client’s expec­ta­tions and makes other The­sis devel­op­ers say… how did they code that?

10. @mitchcooper

Mitch Cooper has done some truly kick ass The­sis design work. He is the guy behind the DIYN­in­jas and has designed some of the best The­sis sites around.

So there we have it. The third The­sis Thurs­day (a lit­tle late). 10 great The­sis geniuses on Twit­ter. Hope you enjoyed it, and hope you stick around for some more posts.

Any images used were found on the respec­tive own­ers Twit­ter page.

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