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The acronym itself explains it just fine. Quit trying to muddy the waters. Much clearer: "We are trying to make it easier for Google to find your website."
by mmuro 15y ago
The acronym itself explains it just fine. Quit trying to muddy the waters.
Much clearer: "We are trying to make it easier for Google to find your website."
- pingswept 15y agoSometimes a metaphor can use a familiar context to make an issue clearer. For example, "muddy the waters" is a great way of expressing briefly a more complex idea. You don't have to explain that water is clear, that mud is opaque. and that when you mix the two, you get something that's hard to see through.
- aasarava 15y agoReally? "Search Engine Optimization" explains it just fine? Sounds like you're trying to make Google's internal software work more efficiently. Not sure how a lay person would start with that and reach the conclusion that SEO is about trying to earn a higher score relative to every other website like yours.