Flooding the Internet with updated sigils?

[Big Dipper]

I just thought of something. You know when you search for Demons Sigils on the internet and you see them surrounded by double ring of binding? Would it be possible to somehow flood the internet with images of their sigils but surrounded by a ring of shenu? People are pretty use to seeing them in 2 rings and probably a lot of people don't know why. So, a lot of people seeing them within a ring of shenu probably would also think it's "Normal for sigils" and might get people into using them more than the shitty ones with bindings. Good Idea?

If watermarked/ reverse image searchable that could lead people to the ToZ. But if that doesn't work, then at least people who use sigils and don't know what they're doing are then more likely to print off and use Sigils with Shenu instead of the bad Double Ring ones.

 

[Helleniser]

As the ToZ grows, our images will appear more on search results.

 

[Henu the Great]

You can start right away with popular image hosting and related websites, if you wish. Dropping links of ToZ along the lines helps this process even more.

 

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I just thought of something. You know when you search for Demons Sigils on the internet and you see them surrounded by double ring of binding? Would it be possible to somehow flood the internet with images of their sigils but surrounded by a ring of shenu? People are pretty use to seeing them in 2 rings and probably a lot of people don't know why. So, a lot of people seeing them within a ring of shenu probably would also think it's "Normal for sigils" and might get people into using them more than the shitty ones with bindings. Good Idea?

If watermarked/ reverse image searchable that could lead people to the ToZ. But if that doesn't work, then at least people who use sigils and don't know what they're doing are then more likely to print off and use Sigils with Shenu instead of the bad Double Ring ones.

With good SEO configuration, I think it could be done, but when something becomes too inconvenient, Google and 99% of web services in general tend not to let content go viral.