The name of your blog not only represents the link that gets people to your site, but is also a part of your overall theme and appeal. Some users tend to regard their blog name as a symbol of their humor and creativity. The following catalog of creative blog names are from currently existing blogs with the intent to stimulate some of your own creativity.
Angry Aussie.
Animals Being D_cks.
Animals Talking In All Caps.
Daddy is Tired.
Decomposing Trees.
Does This Blog Make Us Look Fat.
Don’t Put Lizards In Your Ears.
Drunk Writer Talk.
Engineers Without Fear.
Foodaholic.
Friday 6pm.
Hungover Owls.
I Don’t Do Mornings.
I Love Charts.
I Should Be Folding Laundry.
Know Your Meme.
Laughing Squid.
Lesbians Who Look Like Justin Bieber.
Machine Gun Keyboard..
My Drunk Kitchen
My Names Not Mommy.
Off the Cuff.
One Size Doesn’t Fit All.
Page O’Crap.
Perez Hamilton.
Pleated Jeans.
Reader’s Choice.
Stuff White People Like.
Tastefully Offensive.
The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” Quotation Marks.
The Anti DC.
The Daily What.
The Heavy Metal Librarian.
The Problem with Young People Today Is…
The Typing Makes Me Sound Busy.
Ugly Renaissance Babies.
Wander Woman.
What Should We Call Me.
Whatever.
When Parents Text.
Will Type for Food.
The name of your blog site can communicate a lot about your business type. Are you a leader in the industry because you have a brand name on a .com site? Or are you a second rate business that settled for the .biz extension and domain name that was already used up? A good name can increase your visibility, reputation, and natural traffic. The below infographic outlines a basic guide to understanding domain names as a marketing tool.
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