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I can't manipulate the way you process the terms "Moz" and it's association. The "Moz" = "Mozilla" comparison is easy to make so I hope time and continuing bran
by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
I can't manipulate the way you process the terms "Moz" and it's association. The "Moz" = "Mozilla" comparison is easy to make so I hope time and continuing branding efforts by Moz will hopefully change that.
This transition from solely focusing on SEO to a more holistic marketing tool is not new. They've been moving in this direction for at least the past year. I think this is a good time for them to make the break from being pigeonholed as an SEO company to something bigger, something more inclusive. SEO is no longer a narrow niche type of marketing, at least not to the people who perform SEO daily or on a professional level.
It's a combination of content creation, site optimization, outreach and relationship building, branding and more. Not all these components are always associated with "SEO", which often times has a negative connotation attached to it. Moz is hoping to capture a larger part of the inbound marketing market than SEOmoz ever could.
- masklinn 13y ago> The "Moz" = "Mozilla" comparison is easy to make so I hope time and continuing branding efforts by Moz will hopefully change that. Hopefully not.
- cpeterso 13y ago> I can't manipulate the way you process the terms "Moz" and it's association. But the company is probably aware of this brand confusion and still thought it was a good idea.