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RE: Who is the best SEO expert in the World?posted in International SEO
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RE: DA and NoFollowposted in Link Building
No, NoFollow backlinks do not directly affect a website's Domain Authority (DA). Domain Authority is based on factors like the quality and relevance of linking domains, but NoFollow links are not included in its calculations.
I have no "do follow or no follow" link to my website Inshot Android Application, what should I do to get high rank?
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RE: DA and NoFollowposted in Link Building
No, NoFollow backlinks do not directly affect a website's Domain Authority (DA). Domain Authority is based on factors like the quality and relevance of linking domains, but NoFollow links are not included in its calculations.
I have a question "My website is about an Android Application. It has been published for 2 months now. How should I do SEO to rank my site on SERP, and how much time does it usually take to appear on SERP".
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RE: Should I keep my existing site or start new?posted in Community
I think you should keep this website and try your best because To rank new, you'll also have to work hard, site rank is not easy.
I have the same issue with my website, but I'm doing my best to increase its value in the SERP. The best things are three.- UI/UX
- Quality of Content
- Quality of Backlinks (do follow and no follow both)
To see the example Click Here
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RE: domain authority has not changedposted in Moz Tools
I can understand your concern. Stagnant or declining domain authority despite an increase in backlinks can be frustrating. Several factors could contribute to this issue:
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Quality of Backlinks: While the number of backlinks is essential, their quality matters more. If the backlinks you've acquired are from low-quality or spammy websites, they might not positively impact your domain authority.
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Relevance of Backlinks: Backlinks from websites relevant to your niche or industry carry more weight. If your backlinks are from unrelated sites, search engines might not see them as valuable.
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Link Velocity: An abrupt increase in backlinks might raise suspicion. Search engines prefer natural link growth over time. If your backlink profile experiences sudden spikes, it could affect your domain authority.
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Content Quality and Relevance: High-quality, relevant content attracts more backlinks. If the content on your website isn't meeting user expectations or lacks relevance, it might not attract quality backlinks.
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Technical SEO Issues: Issues like slow page speed, mobile usability problems, or incorrect implementation of SEO tags can impact your website's overall performance and, consequently, its domain authority.
Considering these factors, it's essential to conduct a thorough analysis of your backlink profile, content quality, and technical SEO aspects. You may also want to consider seeking assistance from SEO experts to identify specific issues and develop a strategy to improve your domain authority and search engine rankings.
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RE: how can i get up my da?posted in Moz Tools
Work on SEO Link Building Strategy to Increase your website's DA. There are lots of options to do the above-said...