What should be the title of my blog?

Be Specific. A specific blog title tells them what questions you’re answering and information you’re providing. The reader will recognize if that’s information they want or need and can make an informed decision on whether or not that click is worth their time.

Should your domain name be the same as your blog name?

Both names are used to identify a blog, but the blog title can be easily changed at any moment while the domain name isn’t something you should alter (in rare cases, people do change their URLs but that’s not something you should worry at this point).

How do I register my blog name?

How to Trademark a Blog Name

1. Visit the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website.
2. Browse the Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS) database to see if anyone else has already registered your blog name in the appropriate category.
3. Submit your blog name trademark application with the filing fee.

How long is too long for a blog name?

Generally, you should limit your blog name to 1-3 words. Anything longer may be difficult to remember and can lose its catchiness. Long names also create awkwardly long domain names. Make sure your name is, at most, a catchy phrase rather than a full sentence.

Can a blog title be a question?

Matter of Opinion. Some questions are truly open to debate, and you can often draw in readers with a blog post sharing your opinion on the topic. Rather than stating your opinion in the title, make the question the title and then provide your response in the post. There’s no question about it.

How do you title a catchy blog?

Read on to find out how to come up with a good title for each of your new blog posts.

1. Grab attention with vivid and descriptive language.
2. Ask a question to spark curiosity.
3. Make a promise (and keep it).
4. Write stimulating titles while avoiding clickbait clichés.
5. Use numbers wisely.
6. Incorporate SEO keywords naturally.

What is the best domain for a blog?

.com
blog. We always recommend choosing a .com domain name. While it can be tempting to come up with clever blog names using new extensions, .com is still the most established and credible domain name extension.

Can blogs have the same name?

No, in fact the other site does not have the same name as you have. The name was available to purchase, so it’s legal. You will have to add some imagination to purchase an upgrade domain name, or just be content with the wordpress.com extension on the blog you currently have.

Can I name my Blog after my real name?

Yes, it’s fine to title your blog after your name and some extremely successful bloggers have done this – for example, Neil Patel and Steve Pavlina have both done very well through online businesses and their blogs are named after their real names.

Is it okay to call my blog anything I want?

Yes, definitely it’s okay. You can call your blog anything you want. Make sure you have about five pillar topics that work together, though. So if you’re blogging about the legal industry, don’t also have a category for cupcake recipes. Even with your own name, you need a niche, and your five pillar topics will help you define that niche.

Should I get a personal domain name?

You should still get your personal name domain if you can, or something close, and redirect. If you later become famous, you can use that for a more personally-branded site that can be used in non self-absorbed ways. There are a lot of great opinions and answers on here, so I really don’t have to expand too greatly.