Domain Authority History
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Is there a way to check the domain authority of a site from a past date?
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Is there a way to check Domain Authority though, not PageRank?
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Thanks Sha! That will definitely provide some help. This wasn't out of necessity, just something I was curious about. I wasn't sure if SEOmoz stored that info somewhere or not, even if it was only for campaigns I run through them.
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Hi There,
Another nifty little SEOmoz Tool to play with
Historical Pagerank Checker reports the Google (toolbar) Pagerank of a URL and shows a historical view of previous PR scores. Remember that PR is page based, not site wide.
Hats off to Roger & the Moz team once again!
Hope that helps,
Sha
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I don't think this is possible. Any "authority" metric is just going to be a best guess based on number of external links, etc., and will differ between tools anyway. Google's algorithm is constantly changing as well, so a site with high authority a year ago could have very low authority now even if nothing on the site has changed.
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