BLOG TITLES & IDEA GENERATORS

Blogging 

The Effective Way to Generate Blog Titles

Blogger and WordPress are the suggested blogging programs. It’s desirable and versatile, the features for templates are endless and the wide variety of functional plug-ins make blogging available to newbies and even the most non-technical bloggers. 

Free WordPress Themes This is just a beginning point, There exist tons of sites that have free themes, but you ought to be bendy when selecting free themes because they may not work as you anticipate so you would want to begin selecting a distinct theme that is likely to or not have the colors and construct you prefer.

The Thesis Theme for WordPress – Customization, do it yourself to suit your needs. If you’ve noticed the new look here, this is where it came from.

StudioPress – Customizable, or you can select pre-designed premium themes.  Very affordable options.

Tools for generating blog topic ideas 

If you have been a blogger for some time, you’ve probably already experienced or may experience some sort of artistic crisis when it comes to unique blog titles and ideas for your next blog post. Well, with the use of the following tools, you can make your blogging life a bit easier.

1. Blogabout by IMPACT – Blogabout is a tool that helps generate blog ideas, titles, and concepts. The tool was created by Impact Branding and Design. It gives you access to countless ideas and titles and then returns a surge of thoughts for your content.

2. SEO Pressor Title Generator – SEO processor is a blog title generator. Just type in the keywords along with the category that properly aligns with the focus of your blog, and you will have a series of catchy titles suggested immediately.

3. HubSpot Topic Generator – This topic generator has been built by a marketing giant – HubSpot. The tool only takes three keywords from what you are working on and then gives different variations and ideas for your titles.

4. CoSchedule – This tool is more of a title analyzer as opposed to an idea generator. Simply supply a title, fill in all the required information, and get a real-time analysis of its strengths and weaknesses along with suggestions and recommendations.

5. Tweak Your Biz Title Generator – Tweak Your Biz is another unique idea generator for blogs. In this case, you simply supply the main idea/topic of your post and the tool will generate a huge list of ideas for different content types (e.g. How-To and List types). You can then download or print the full list.

6. Inbound now – Inbound now is a bit less dynamic than many of the earlier stated idea generators, but it does give some generic ideas and directions on how to craft great topics and titles that could get viral online.

7. Cool Name Ideas – This tool is slightly different from the ones above. Cool Name Ideas helps you generate cool and unique names for your business. Simply supply words that best describe what your business does, and add a relevant subject and preferred suffixes. 

How to Create a Searchable Blog Header

How to Create a Perfect Blog Header for Rank Search?

The only Header Tag that can help your blog to rank is the Meta Title Tag. This is limited in length and should contain a brief summary of what the Page it relates to contains and should also include the main Keyword.

The Meta Page Description has no bearing on ranking or SEO but well written can persuade a visitor to click the link to read what is on the page.

However, if you try to fool people into clicking, by writing a description that is not related to the content, just to get a click, your bounce rate will go up and ranking is most likely to go down as a result.

You can simply do it through meta tags. Meta tags are snippets of text that describe a page's content; the meta tags don't appear on the page itself, but only in the page's code. Meta elements are typically used to specify page description, keywords, author of the document, last modified, and other metadata

There are three types of meta tags:

1. Title
2. Description
3. Meta keyword tags.

A meta keyword tag is where you put keywords, within there to tell Google and other search engines, “Hey, this is what this page is about. Rank it for this!

how to make a blog header for Blogger?

One of the marvels of the free blogging platform Blogger is the ability to customize your blog's header. Rather than use Blogger's bland, default text header, you can create and install your own custom header that reflects your small business and draws attention to your business mission. Add a logo or your own stylized text with a few clicks of your mouse.

1. Determine your blog's header size. Log in to your Blogger account and click the Options drop-down arrow on the right side of the page, between the orange "Pencil" icon and the "View blog" button. Select "Template," and then click the "Customize" button beneath your blog's thumbnail image. Click "Adjust widths." Look in the text box to the right of the "Entire blog" slider. Most default Blogger headers are 960 pixels wide.

2. Launch Windows Paint. Click the "Select" button in the menu, and then click on "Rectangular Section." Click the rectangle shape in the "Shapes" box.

3. Hold down the left mouse button and drag your cursor across the screen to create a rectangle. Look at the bottom of the Paint program to check the width and height of the rectangle you are creating. If it's too large or small, place the cursor over one side of the rectangle until a double-sided arrow cursor appears and drag until the width measures 960 pixels.

4. Create your header using the Paint program features. To add a background color, select a color from the menu bar, click the "Paint can" icon, then click the icon over the rectangle. To add a logo or other graphic image, click "Paste from" and select the image. Drag the image or resize it using your mouse cursor. To create text, click the "A" icon in the Tools section to select a font, font size, and font color. Click the mouse cursor in the rectangle and type in your text.

5. Save your header by clicking on the "File" icon and choosing "Save as" from the menu. Type a name for your header and save the file on your computer desktop.

Install the Header

1. Log in to your Blogger account. Click the Options drop-down arrow on the right side of the page, between the orange "Pencil" icon and the "View blog" button. Select "Layout."

2. Click the "Edit" link at the top of the layout interface on the box labeled "Header."

3. Click "Browse" in the dialog window that opens. Locate your header image on your desktop and wait while Blogger uploads the header to your blog. Select the placement option "Instead of title and description" and click "Save."

4. Click the "View Blog" text link to view your blog with the new header.

how to make a blog header for wordpress?

WordPress

Some graphics programs can be a little difficult to handle if you aren’t used to them, so along with each program mentioned, there’s a link to a tutorial. Each tutorial is specifically focused on making website headers with the program, so even some of the more difficult programs to learn (such as GIMP) should be manageable if you just follow along.

Make a Header with Xheader 

Xheader is free, downloadable software that is designed specifically to create headers. While not as sophisticated as more general-purpose graphics programs, it is relatively simple to understand and straightforward to use. It also comes with some templates to use as a starting point if you like (conveniently organized by topic/category).

Make a Header with Picasa

Picasa is a photo editing and organizing tool owned by Google. Although not billed as an all-out graphics program, it does provide enough graphics capabilities to make a simple header.

Make a Header with GIMP

GIMP is considered by many to be the best free graphics program around. However, it can be a little overwhelming for someone not used to it. The learning curve can be quite steep, but if you would like to get into making your own graphics in a serious way, it might be worth taking the time to dip your toe in by creating a simple header.

Make a Header with Paint.net

Paint.net (which is actually located at getpaint.net) is similar to GIMP in that it’s a downloadable graphics program; however, it should be a little easier for the novice to manage than GIMP.