I need to buy a website template - anyone knows a good place to buy it? where you should buy one template?
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I used the www.templatemonster.com or http://themeforest.net/, but is difficult to find a template with a focus on SEO.
Also with the necessity to include text in the beginning of the website, is difficulty to found something really good.
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Can you clarify what you mean by "Also with the necessity to include text in the beginning of the website, is difficulty to found something really good."? Are you looking for code that has the content first then the navigation? If so, that's not nearly the big deal that it once was.
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I think your best bet will be to buy any template that you like and then make any necessary amendments to it if you're familiar with html and css or ask someone to help you with it.
It might be pretty difficult to find the template library, which specialises in SEO friendly templates.
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Im using normal html website.
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Are you using any off-the shelf system or custom built website / cms ?
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