Search engine and social optimization software provider SEOMoz
announced today they are undergoing a major rebranding initiative and changing their name to Moz, in addition to launching their newest software solution Moz Analytics. According to Moz CEO Rand Fishkin, the company has evolved beyond an SEO software company, now offering a more broad set of marketing tools.
“While SEO remains a key part of our product,” says Fishkin in a release announcing the company’s name change, “It’s no longer transparent or authentic to say we’re purely an SEO software company.”
Not only is SEOmoz now @moz, but we’ve also launched Moz Analytics. #thenewmoz Are you on our waiting list? moz.com — Moz (@Moz) May 29, 2013
Boasting more than 25,000 customers and over 300,000 community members worldwide, Moz began as an SEO blog and consulting firm in 2004. By 2009, the company retired their consulting business to focus exclusively on being a software provider. With the launch of Moz Analytics, the one-time SEO-focused organization is now offering marketers a single platform to analyze all marketing efforts, including social and content inbound marketing channels.
“Moz Analytics is designed to bring together all of the functionality of SEOmoz PRO into the search section, and add large sets of new data and reports in the new tabs: overview, social, links, brand + mentions, and content,” writes Fishkin on the Moz blog, “We believe that all your data about inbound channels should be aggregated in one place, and while this is only the first step, it’s a significant collection of metrics, tracked over time, and comparable against your competition.”
Touted as an upgrade, and eventual replacement, for the SEOmoz Pro, a beta version of Moz Analytics is being offered to a select group of users. SEOmoz Pro subscribers will be receiving invites to use the new analytics tool over the next 60 to 90 days.
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