It could be because you don't have enough high-quality backlinks. Since low-quality backlinks won't raise your domain authority, concentrate on constructing high-quality backlinks, like I do on my website.
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A identical problem has been plaguing me for the past month. Not all backlinks are being picked up by Google, even when they are created on high DA websites. It appears that not even the ones it recognizes are updating my domain authority.

Hello everyone,

According to a few posts I've seen regarding MOZ DA upgrades, updating a website's DA or PA often takes three to five weeks. But it doesn't seem to work to me.

However, my website's DA is remained at 42 after more than three months. Despite this, we consistently produce excellent websites.

I suppose we may be deficient in a few other areas that MOZ takes into account while calculating the DA score.

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