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"If you are in the business of doing SEO, what is an appropriate job title for you?  I'm sure many of you have grappled with that question, similar to a member at the HighRankings Forums.Tough question, really.  I've seen people spend a ridiculously long time explaining what they do.thanks for asking about something I've struggled with. I call myself a SEO consultant, but than I end up having to explain myself to the general population. You call yourself a plumber or a realtor and people know what you do. You say you do SEO or SEM and they get a blank look on their face.Some people try to say that they work in \"Marketing.\"  Others, like administrator Jill Whalen, use a more specific and to-the-point title:o the general population (like what I tell people I meet at a wedding) I just say that \"I help businesses get their websites found in Google.\"To businesses, however, I'm pretty much an SEO Consultant or Search Marketer.Another good one is a business card with the following text:WEB OPTIMIZATION\nThe art and science of producing targeted website traffic and converting that traffic into sales.What do you use?  Forum discussion at HighRankings Forum."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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