Using Seomoz for Site Evaluation am I up to par ?
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Just wanted to see how people using the seomoz bar would rate a four month old site with Domain-Homepage Authority of 27 Mozrank of 5.08 and Moztrust of 5.65 . I've read up on all the factors but just wanted to know if Im up to par on building a great site thats search engine friendly. Inner pagers are on a PA of 20 and around the same mozrank and moztrust levels of +- 5.
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errors can happen in fact I had a website that was knowing less than 2 months old and it was the Moz.org rank 5 slowly it went down to 2 half. However I did have very strong links going into it beginning I switched hosts and did not thrill and redirect correctly stupid me lost on now one. It's of course possible Moz.org**/com each of them** rocketed to stardom however for completely good reason. The reason I did so well I had 35 links from relevant content all follow going to my new domain. I then worked with some of the copy blogger guys and it is possible.
what's the URL?
I hope I helped,
Tom
PS from Moz bar gets its info correctly from here have you checked it?
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