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Collection of Best Elementor WordPress Themes of 2019

wpcharms.com · International · multi-agent · Jul 07, 21:14

Quality 5/10
Words 870 → 0 -870
Links 18 → 0 -18
📊 Quality Report Overall 5/10 Seo 4/10 ▸
5
Overall
⚠️ Needs work
Keyword In Headings
5
Keyword Coverage Body
3
Meta Alt Text
2
Internal Linking
4
✅ Strengths
  • Primary keyword is present in the post title "Title: 'Collection of Best Elementor WordPress Themes of 2019'"
  • Two images have descriptive, keyword-relevant alt text "alt='best WordPress themes for blogs' and alt='best elementor theme and template'"
  • Internal demo link to wpcharms.com host for own themes "Blog Kit Pro and Kumle link to 'https://demo.wpcharms.com/...'"
⚠️ Weaknesses
  • Majority of images have empty alt text "7 of 9 images use alt="" including OceanWP, Astra, Neve, Zakra, Debutant, Sydney, Gloss screenshots"
  • Outbound links point to external theme vendors, not money-site deep pages "All 18 outbound anchors are 'Demo' or 'Download' pointing to oceanwp.org, wpastra.com, themeisle.com, zakratheme.com, themeforest.net, athemes.com"
  • No anchor text diversity and no contextual in-body links "Every CTA is wrapped in identical 'Demo'/'Download' buttons with no descriptive anchors like 'Explore OceanWP demos' or 'Read the full Astra review'"
  • Body structure is a flat list (H3 per theme) rather than topic-clustered H2 sections "H2: 'Best Elementor WordPress Themes of 2019' followed by nine H3s with no supporting sections (e.g., no H2 for 'Free vs Pro', 'E-commerce themes', 'Performance comparison')"
💡 Recommendations
  1. Add descriptive alt text to all 7 images currently using alt="" — use the theme name plus a keyword such as 'OceanWP Elementor theme screenshot' or 'Astra WordPress theme demo preview'.
  2. Replace generic 'Demo'/'Download' button anchors with descriptive, keyword-rich anchors (e.g., 'Explore OceanWP's 13 demo sites', 'Download Astra free theme') and add at least 3 contextual in-body outbound links to the money site's deep theme/plugin pages.
  3. Introduce 2-3 additional H2 sections beyond the current single H2 (e.g., 'Free vs Premium Elementor Themes', 'Best Elementor Themes for WooCommerce', 'Performance-optimized Elementor Themes') to cluster related keywords and improve semantic depth.
  4. Cross-link to other WPCharms content such as the 'Best WordPress Plugins' or SEO tools articles to build internal topical authority for the WordPress/tools niche.
Specificity
5
Originality
4
Eeat Signals
4
Topic Coverage
6
✅ Strengths
  • Each theme gets a screenshot and direct demo + download links "<a href="https://downloads.wordpress.org/theme/oceanwp.zip" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><span class="td_btn td_btn_md td_round_btn">Download</span></a>"
  • Includes a few concrete performance signals, not pure fluff ""speed optimized (95% GTMetrix Pagespeed Score)""
⚠️ Weaknesses
  • Missing key buyer details across all 9 themes "No price, license terms, current install counts, Elementor version requirement, or last update date for any entry"
💡 Recommendations
  1. Refresh the title and intro to remove the 2019 stamp and add a 'Last updated' date plus a brief 'how we selected these' methodology note (criteria such as active development, Elementor compatibility, demo count, performance score)
  2. Add a comparison table at the top with columns: theme, vendor, free/pro pricing, active installs, demo count, best for — giving readers a scannable decision tool and adding real specificity
  3. Replace the boilerplate 'two paragraphs per theme' pattern with one differentiating paragraph per theme that names the strongest concrete reason to pick it (e.g. 'OceanWP: best WooCommerce integration with 60+ Elementor widgets and free core'), and disclose affiliate relationships in a footer notice
Heading Hierarchy
6
Intro Conclusion
3
Lists Tables
3
Html Hygiene
7
✅ Strengths
  • Clean image sizing on every screenshot "Each img tag includes width/height: width="1325" height="686", width="1413" height="721", etc."
  • Valid H2→H3 nesting with descriptive headings "<h2>Best Elementor WordPress Themes of 2019</h2> followed by <h3>1. OceanWP</h3>, <h3>2. Astra</h3>, etc."
⚠️ Weaknesses
  • No conclusion, verdict, or closing CTA "Content ends after </p> following theme #9 Gloss's demo/download buttons with no final H2 or summary paragraph"
  • Repeated comparison data never consolidated into a table "Each of 9 themes lists speed, demos, page-builder support as prose (e.g., OceanWP '13 different demos', Neve 'lightweight minimalist', Kumle '95% GTMetrix PageSpeed Score')"
  • Repeated orphan inline style on CTA paragraphs "<p style="text-align: center;"> appears on 9 separate theme CTA paragraphs"
  • Image nested inside H3 heading "<h3>6. Kumle <img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-2624" src=...></h3>"
💡 Recommendations
  1. Add a concluding H2 (e.g., 'Final Verdict' or 'Our Top Pick') with 2-3 sentences recommending the strongest theme and a closing CTA — 10 minutes.
  2. Build a single comparison table for the 9 themes with columns: Theme, Price/License, Demos, Page-Speed Score, Best For — replace the repetitive prose patterns.
  3. Move the repeated `style="text-align: center;"` to a CSS class (e.g., `.theme-cta`) and apply via class attribute.
  4. Extract the <img> out of the <h3> for Kumle and place it on its own line directly under the heading.
Keyword Gap Coverage
5
Search Intent Alignment
6
Cannibalization Risk
7
Keyword Distribution
4
✅ Strengths
  • Title and H2 clearly target commercial-intent head term "Best Elementor WordPress Themes of 2019 / Best Elementor WordPress Themes of 2019"
  • Consistent per-theme structure with demo/download CTAs "Each theme section ends with Demo and Download buttons (OceanWP, Astra, Neve, Zakra, Kumle, Debutant, Sydney, Gloss)"
⚠️ Weaknesses
  • No outbound money-site affiliate links despite linksite role "All outbound links go to third-party theme vendors (oceanwp.org, wpastra.com, themeisle.com, themeforest.net, athemes.com) — no internal linksite-to-money-site anchors"
  • No conclusion/summary section to reinforce primary keyword cluster "Content ends abruptly after theme #9 'Gloss' with no recap or buying-guide advice"
  • Shallow per-theme descriptions fail to differentiate or target use-case long-tail keywords "'Best for fashion, travel, sports, personal or any other business and corporate sites' (Blog Kit Pro) — generic, no specific long-tail targeting like 'best Elementor theme for blogs' or 'fastest Elementor theme'"
💡 Recommendations
  1. Add 3-4 outbound contextual links to the money site's relevant WordPress/SEO/plugin deep pages using keyword-rich anchors (e.g., 'best WordPress SEO plugins', 'WordPress page builder comparison')
  2. Append a conclusion with a 'Which Elementor theme should you pick?' section that distributes primary keyword and 2-3 long-tail variants (e.g., 'best free Elementor theme', 'lightweight Elementor theme for blogs')
  3. Add a brief comparison table or pros/cons block differentiating themes on speed, use-case, and WooCommerce support to align with SERP expectations for 'best X' queries
  4. Diversify per-theme descriptions with use-case long-tail modifiers (e.g., 'best Elementor theme for ecommerce', 'best Elementor portfolio theme') to capture additional Opportunities keyword variants
Sentence Complexity
5
Paragraph Structure
5
Vocabulary Level
6
Scannability
6
✅ Strengths
  • Consistent template per entry creates a predictable, scannable structure "Each item follows H3 heading → image → descriptive paragraph(s) → Demo/Download CTA buttons, e.g. '<h3>2. Astra</h3> ... [Demo] [Download]'"
  • Demonstrates and Download CTAs are visually distinct and prominently placed for each theme "<p style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://wpastra.com/ready-websites/" ...><span class="td_btn td_btn_md td_round_btn">Demo</span></a>"
  • Uses accessible WordPress vocabulary that matches the target audience "'drag & drop interface', 'multipurpose theme', 'Advanced mega menu option, Modern Widgets, Animations, etc.'"
⚠️ Weaknesses
  • Multiple grammatical and typo errors undermine credibility of the roundup "'You can enough customization with Show/hide Meta options' and 'The few markable features are Multiple Header Layouts' and 'forty and counting predefined demos'"
  • Marketing fluff is repeated across multiple themes without differentiation, making the review feel shallow "'truly amazing' (Gloss), 'tremendous' / 'prodigious' (multiple entries), 'awesome online presence' (Sydney), 'Making its notable imprint' (Zakra)"
  • Many sentences run long and use comma-spliced structures that hurt flow "'Sydney is a fast and easy way for builders to create an awesome online presence. It's a notably powerful business theme with tons of customization possibilities like Google Fonts, layout control, logo upload, full-color control, full-screen slider, sticky navigation, header image and much more.'"
  • Several entries have broken or partial structure (stray headings, layout gaps) "Item 6 Kumle has the image inside the H3 tag rather than below it: '<h3>6. Kumle <img ...></h3>'. Zakra ends mid-thought with a bare phrase 'Made To Fit Every Purpose' after the download links."
💡 Recommendations
  1. Run a 10-minute grammar and copy-edit pass: fix 'You can enough customization', 'markable features', 'forty and counting', and any comma-splices. Replace generic adjectives ('amazing', 'awesome', 'prodigious') with one concrete feature per theme.
  2. Add a scannable comparison table near the top (theme | best for | free/pro | speed score | WooCommerce ready) so readers can pick without reading nine paragraphs.
  3. Add a brief intro paragraph (2-3 sentences) stating the selection criteria, and a closing paragraph that names the editor's top pick for typical use cases (e.g. blogs, e-commerce, multipurpose).
  4. Fix structural issues: move the Kumle image out of the H3 tag so all nine entries share the same H3 → image → body → CTA layout, and remove or fold the orphan 'Made To Fit Every Purpose' fragment from the Zakra block.
Anchor Diversity
2
Link Ratio
4
Link Relevance
8
Technical Quality
6
✅ Strengths
  • All outbound links are directly relevant to the theme being discussed, adding clear utility for readers. "Each theme entry has 'Demo' and 'Download' links that go to the official theme site or demo page, e.g., for OceanWP: 'Demo' links to oceanwp.org/demos/"
  • Internal links to the site's own products (Blog Kit Pro) exist, reinforcing the site's own offerings. "Blog Kit Pro entry has 'Download' link to https://wpcharms.com/item/blog-kit-pro/"
⚠️ Weaknesses
  • Extremely repetitive anchor text: all links use only 'Demo' or 'Download', with zero descriptive or keyword-rich variation. "Every theme's buttons are identical <span class="td_btn td_btn_md td_round_btn">Demo</span> and <span class="td_btn td_btn_md td_round_btn">Download</span>"
  • Very high link density (22.5 links per 1000 words) with nearly all links external, creating an unbalanced link profile. "18 total links across ~800 words; only 3 of 18 are internal (demo subdomain and wpcharms.com product page)."
  • Outbound commercial links lack nofollow or sponsored rel attributes, a technical deficiency for affiliate content. "Links to themeforest.net, themeisle.com, and others have rel="noopener noreferrer" but no nofollow or sponsored."
💡 Recommendations
  1. Replace generic 'Demo' and 'Download' text with descriptive, keyword-rich anchors such as 'View OceanWP Demo' or 'Download Astra Theme' to improve anchor diversity and topical relevance.
  2. Add rel="nofollow" or rel="sponsored" to all external commercial links (Themeforest, Themeisle, etc.) to align with affiliate best practices.
  3. Integrate 1-2 contextual internal links within the body paragraphs (not just buttons) that point to relevant deep pages on wpcharms.com to improve internal link ratio and topical flow.
Experience Signals
3
Expertise Indicators
4
Authority Markers
3
Trust Elements
4
✅ Strengths
  • Clear, scannable structure with each theme presented as a labeled subsection (image, short description, Demo + Download CTAs), which aids usability. "<h3>1. OceanWP</h3> ... <h3>2. Astra</h3> ... <h3>3. Neve</h3>"
  • Honest, neutral tone on the themes it does not own (no fake 5-star ratings, no over-promised guarantees), keeping the content within acceptable editorial bounds for a roundup. "Not to miss its 100+ Google Fonts and color options and footer Widgets area with options. Go for it, it won't be disappointing."
  • Covers a coherent and genuinely useful shortlist of well-known Elementor-compatible themes, giving the post a recognizable editorial frame. "OceanWP, Astra, Neve, Blog Kit Pro, Zakra, Kumle, Debutant, SYDNEY, Gloss"
⚠️ Weaknesses
  • No first-hand testing, screenshots of the actual build process, or original performance data — the entire post reads as aggregated marketing copy. "OceanWP is one of the most popular and best Elementor WordPress Themes. It is also one of the most downloaded Elemetor compatible Multipurpose WordPress themes."
  • No author, no methodology, no 'last updated/tested' signal, and no disclosure of affiliate relationships on monetizable outbound links. "<a href="https://oceanwp.org/demos/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Demo</a> <a href="https://downloads.wordpress.org/theme/oceanwp.zip" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Download</a>"
  • Multiple factual and editorial inconsistencies suggest low editorial QA, undermining trust in the recommendations. "Zakra is the lightweight, flexible and powerful site ... Zarka has claimed to make 100+ sites empowered daily. ... full compatibility with page builders like Elementor, WooCommernce"
  • A 2019-dated list of Elementor themes with no freshness cue, no version mentions, and no note that themes have evolved significantly since publication. "Title: "Collection of Best Elementor WordPress Themes of 2019"; no 'last updated' date or change log visible in the content."
💡 Recommendations
  1. Add a brief 'How we picked and tested these themes' methodology block (2-3 sentences) at the top — mention criteria (active maintenance, Elementor compatibility, performance, design quality) and the date the list was last reviewed, to lift both trust and authority signals.
  2. Insert an author/editor byline with a short credentialed bio (e.g., 'Reviewed by the Wpcharms editorial team, WordPress users since X') and a one-line affiliate disclosure above the first Download/Demo CTA, to fix the two biggest E-E-A-T gaps in one pass.
  3. Add at least one piece of original evidence per theme: a 1-2 sentence 'hands-on' note (e.g., 'Imported the Business demo on a staging site; full page weighed 1.2 MB and scored 92 on GTmetrix') — this converts a marketing roundup into a credible review.
  4. Proofread the full post: fix 'Zarka' → 'Zakra', 'WooCommernce' → 'WooCommerce', and 'goes well will fashion' → 'goes well with fashion', and standardize the theme-name capitalization (e.g., 'SYDNEY' → 'Sydney') across all entries.
Script Purity
10
Register Consistency
5
Naturalness
4
✅ Strengths
  • Consistent Latin script and correct handling of all brand proper nouns "OceanWP, Astra, Neve, Zakra, Kumle, Debutant, Sydney, Gloss, ThemeREX, Elementor, WooCommerce, WordPress"
  • Clean paragraph and heading structure that reads coherently at the document level "Numbered H3 sections (1. OceanWP through 9. Gloss) each followed by description and Demo/Download CTAs"
⚠️ Weaknesses
  • Multiple unnatural / non-native phrasings and forced synonyms throughout "'adaptive images that will look prodigious on all devices', 'signifies high-performing and SEO- optimization', 'nurtures your site well', 'undergoing simplistic visual editing'"
  • Inconsistent register — formal descriptive voice intercut with salesy direct-address phrasing "Astra section: 'Everyone wishes to make their site unique and catchy… What else do you want?' vs. Neve section: 'Neve is a lightweight minimalist theme that creates the elegant one-page sites for any purpose.'"
  • Typos and grammar errors in a short piece "'Elemetor compatible Multipurpose WordPress themes', 'Zarka has claimed to make 100+ sites' (should be Zakra), 'WooCommernce'"
  • Repetitive sentence structure and length across all nine reviews "Most descriptions follow Subject + is + adjective + noun + with + list (e.g., 'Neve is a lightweight minimalist theme…', 'Sydney is a fast and easy way…', 'Gloss… is a trend in the market.')"
💡 Recommendations
  1. Proofread the full piece for typos (Elemetor → Elementor, Zarka → Zakra, WooCommernce → WooCommerce) and broken hyphenation ('SEO- optimization') — 10 minute fix.
  2. Replace forced/awkward synonyms ('prodigious', 'nurtures', 'undergoing simplistic visual editing', 'signifies high-performing') with plain, native English ('look great on all devices', 'powers your site well', 'edit visually with simple drag-and-drop', 'is fast and SEO-optimized').
  3. Pick one register — recommend neutral third-person editorial — and rewrite the Astra section ('What else do you want?') and Zakra tagline ('Made To Fit Every Purpose') to match the rest of the article.
  4. Vary sentence openings and lengths across the nine theme blurbs so each description doesn't open with 'ThemeName is a…' — aim for at least three different rhetorical openings.
💡 Summary: Overall quality is mid-tier with improvement opportunities (5/10). Language_quality is the strongest axis (7/10); Eeat needs the most attention (4/10).

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