I know, the first thing you’re going to say is that there’s a little link at the top right of this page that says blog and you’re telling me to stop calling it a blog!
Yup! If you’re blog has a tech related topic then I don’t see a problem but for a lot of industries and sectors there are much more interesting things to call your blog than just ‘Blog’.
It’s much easier than it used to be to create great, varied content and a blog is now a multimedia magazine that can host audio, video, slide shows and of course text and images.
You can even install plugins that give you the chance to blog live events!
A blog is no longer what it was when the term was first used back in the late 90’s. It now gives everyone the chance to write stories, articles and publish to the world.
Blogs are so much more

Why not call it a blog
Because it’s boring! You’ve probably spent a fortune on a great looking website that’s mobile friendly and looks gorgeous and then at the top right hand corner of the page, probably next to ‘Contact’ in the navigation it says…. Blog. This is boring, especially if your industry is exciting like fashion or media. There are so many other ways to describe your blog.What is your blog for
Before you decide to rename your blog think about what it actually does or what you want it to do. It may be for corporate news and press releases, it could be offering help and advice or promoting the products and services that you sell. Think about what you are trying to achieve with your blog before renaming it.So what do I call it?
You could call it News, Latest News, Company News or something that’s news related or you could make it a little more exciting. If you’re an accountant you could call it ‘Tax Tips’. If you’re in fashion it could be something like ‘Style’ or ‘Lookbook’. If you run a travel or tourism related business then ‘Discover’ could be a good name for your blog. Marks & Spencer just say ‘Inspire Me’, you click on it and it’s pretty much a blog full of ideas on what to wear. Debenhams call their blog ‘Style Edit’ and River Island call theirs ‘Magazine’.
M & S

Debenhams

River Island