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The differentiation between what Moz does and what SEOs do is both real and useful. Moz hasn't fit into the paradigm of "SEO" for a while, so it's best they don
by ignostic 13y ago
The differentiation between what Moz does and what SEOs do is both real and useful. Moz hasn't fit into the paradigm of "SEO" for a while, so it's best they don't call themselves an SEO tool company anymore.
Interestingly, the same is true of many consultancies who have also become tired of the expectations and (in my opinion, justified) stereotypes of SEOs as spammers. Many have begun removing "SEO" from their branding messages.
I really don't think anyone is going to confuse Moz and Mozilla. Would you? Outside the tech community, most people only know "Firefox" anyway. Those who are even vaguely familiar with either brand will immediately see the difference.
- FuzzyDunlop 13y agoWhile it may be clutching at straws, Mozilla do actually use 'Moz' for vendor prefixing in Firefox. While purely technical (and only applicable to CSS), there may on some small occasion be a need for disambiguation. That said, and to my knowlege, Moz has never been a colloquial term for Mozilla. So probably no need to worry.