The number of characters in your blog title matters because you want to make it easy for readers to find your blog, and the larger the number, the easier your readers can find your blog.
When writing a blog title, you can take a couple of different approaches depending on what you want to achieve. You can focus on getting your blog readers to look to the first few words of your blog’s name. But you can also add another character to make your blog title more engaging, which is what we did for the title of our last blog.
For our last blog, we used to read our blog’s title twice. But it turns out that it’s easy to remember if your blog name has only one word.
It’s not a bad thing to take up to three characters in your blog title, though it does make it a little less memorable. Of course, there are some advantages to this approach. It can make your blog read like a book. And it increases the chances of viewers scanning quickly enough for your blog name. But it definitely can add some readability.
This is something we talk about a lot on our blog, so why do we keep going back over it? For one, it makes our blog more readable. We want readers to scan our blog quickly and notice what we have to say. We don’t want a blog title be too long or overly complex. And if we use a full stop at the end, we can put a link in the body of the blog. If you have a blog, you probably know what I mean.
Well, the other reason is that it makes your title stand out from the rest of your blog. It’s one of those things that you have to consider carefully, and also makes you think about what you’re saying a lot more. I’ve seen a lot of bloggers who are good at their blog, but then they forget to make the title stand out from the rest of their blog.
I’ve found that when I focus on the title, I can take my writing more in order and make it much easier to digest. A well-written blog title helps readers to identify what you’re trying to say. If you’re going to put a link in the blog title, make sure you write the link in the title.
People are so used to the number of characters in a title that they forget that it matters. To avoid this, you can add an “i’m-not-really-a-blogger-yet” to the beginning and “i’m-not-a-blogger” to the end of your title.
The reason to add the im-not-really-a-blogger bit is that it helps your blog readers remember who you are and that you are not trying to be an encyclopedia. It also shows that you don’t have an agenda.
Blogging is such a personal thing and usually your blogger will have a personal blog. Therefore, the title of your blog may be anything you want, so long as it is a good title. It is the title that matters.
