Odds are that it’ll happen to you eventually. If you’re any sort of authority on any sort of subject online, whether it be web design, writing, photography, or even blogging, the odds are pretty good that one day someone will steal your work whether you know about it or not. It happened to me for the first time to my knowledge about 2 months ago.

Alright, the final part of this 3-part series. It took long enough to finally be released, no? Let’s firstly go over what we already have accomplished.

In part one, I gave a brief introduction to what this series is going to be about. I also explained what a niche site is as well as gave a link to one of my successful mini-sites. Check it out and refer back to it as I go on in this post – http://MyBombayCat.com.

In this three-part post series, I’m going to be giving you guys an overview of what I did to create this website from the very beginning stages. Now, I’m sure there are things that I did that are wrong or could be done in a better way, but I really don’t care at this point. I’m just writing this today to give inspiration to some of you out there that want to create your own small mini-site.

I have some good news guys. For today’s post, I’ve gathered up some great deals on various Wordpress services and downloads. I have coupon codes for OIO Publisher and WPWebHost and am getting the word out about a special discount for all of the themes over at ThemeSpinner.com.

A common question I receive is how to get started with Wordpress. I’m speaking more of the theme-development part of Wordpress, not so much how to use Wordpress to run your blog. I don’t know if this is the best way, but it’s how I first got acquainted with Wordpress.