Question about DR and DA

[WhiteUniverse]

Can you have an idea about how much traffic does a site with DA and DR 60+ get? If so how much? If not why?
And if I have a guest post on a site like that with 1 link to my site, how much traffic should I expect to get?

 

[Steptoe]

No, DA and DR are both link-based metrics:
https://moz.com/learn/seo/domain-authorityhttps://ahrefs.com/blog/domain-rating/
Traffic does not factor into the equation, and neither can you derive a traffic value from either metric.

 

[TechnoTycoon]

DA and DR metrics don't directly correlate with traffic, they measure domain authority and backlink profiles.
The traffic from a guest post on a site with DA/DR 60+ can vary significantly, influenced by content quality, audience relevance and promotional efforts, rather than just the site's metrics.

 

[BlackShield]

Website traffic can differ, but a site with DA and DR 60+ might get a lot.

Guest post results depend on good content, relevance, and audience interest, affecting the amount of traffic you might get.

 

[Owanceaser]

Traffic is not easy to predict based on DA and DR alone, as many other factors influence it. Likewise, the traffic you get from a guest post depends on how well your content, your link, and the site you post on match the audience's needs.

 

[FKSSSEO]

In addition to all answers above. Website with high DA and DR will share their "weight" (authority and rating) to your website. So, when a huge and old website link to the new site that means, according to the first site authority, that small site provides qualitative content on which a big site could relate.

Hope that I explained it clearly.

 

[rankrogue]

DA and DR of the site you are sharing Guest Post are not at all directly related to the traffic your website is going to get...

DA and DR are just a matrix of how much worth your website has in Google..

Also as of now DA and DR are artificially increased by many vendors using black hat SEO approaches, which is not at all going to benefit the traffic....

Guest post is just a type of link that you will with some good information to the web users, you may get some traffic but not much....

 

[l0cke]

Can you have an idea about how much traffic does a site with DA and DR 60+ get? If so how much? If not why?
And if I have a guest post on a site like that with 1 link to my site, how much traffic should I expect to get?

It's actually tough to predict traffic based on a site's scores like DA or DR. Because as you know traffic can change a lot depending on what's on the site and what people like.
So, it's difficult to say how much traffic you'll get from a guest post on a high-score site

 

[Silverback Links]

Can you have an idea about how much traffic does a site with DA and DR 60+ get? If so how much? If not why?
And if I have a guest post on a site like that with 1 link to my site, how much traffic should I expect to get?

DA and DR have no direct connection to traffic figures.

You could have very high DA yet the rest of the site is poorly optimised and as such have bad rankings, or could be targeting low volume search terms which provide low traffic levels. If all other things were equal then yes a high DA site will generate higher levels of traffic compared to a lower one however there is so many variables in ranking and even volumes available for ranking it is impossible to predict traffic levels just based off DA or DR.

Regards expected traffic from a link from such site, again way to many variables to predict. Is the page busy? Some pages on large sites still have low traffic volumes. Is you link relevant and useful to the visitors of that page? Is your anchor text attractive enough to click on?

 

[mrrankseo]

Can you have an idea about how much traffic does a site with DA and DR 60+ get? If so how much? If not why?
And if I have a guest post on a site like that with 1 link to my site, how much traffic should I expect to get?

Exact traffic for a site with a DA and DR of 60+ is difficult to estimate as it depends on various factors such as niche, content quality, and audience engagement. Guest posting on such a site with a link can increase traffic, but the effect varies based on the site's popularity and relevance to your content. Increases are expected, but specific numbers are unpredictable.

 

[MajestySEO]

DA & DR were created by MOZ and Ahrefs. Google didn't create them. they can just give an idea of a site's credibility. you might receive traffic by guest postings.

 

[NeedMyLink]

A site with DA/DR 60+ could have varied traffic, depending on niche, content quality, and user engagement. It's more about how they rank for their keywords. As for a guest post, the traffic you'll get depends on the post's relevance, the site's audience engagement, and how compelling your link is.

 

[Guestwriting]

Can you have an idea about how much traffic does a site with DA and DR 60+ get? If so how much? If not why?
And if I have a guest post on a site like that with 1 link to my site, how much traffic should I expect to get?

Websites with a high DA/DR (Domain Authority/Domain Rating) of 60+ typically receive more than 100,000 visitors each month, but this depends on various factors. If a website meeting this criteria lacks traffic, it's likely that it has been penalized by Google previously or spammed to manipulate its DA and DR for artificial increases.

 

[sheraz008]

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DA and DR metrics don't directly correlate with traffic, they measure domain authority and backlink profiles.

 

[judealex]

Though Traffic is not related to DA or DR , I assume that in practice you are asking this question.

The answer is in avg 100K+ traffic must be there for DA or DR 60+ , 1 link from the quality content Guest post inspiring more audience might get you 1K+ traffic.

The above stats are just a guess calculation as per the practices I have faced, they are not the fixed values.

 

[alonelywriter]

With DR/DA like that, they must have a good backlink profile. And ranking on low/medium keywords should be easier for them. So 50k+ traffic/month is an easy guess here.