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Does site metrics help indexing
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3 out of 4 metrics you mentioned are total trash. Just sayin.
And no, metrics have absolutely no connection to index rate. If the domain gets indexed faster, it's because the domain is stronger, not because it has high TF.
I can send you dozens of domains with high TF/PA/DA, that have like 5 referring domains. Do you think they will help you to rank anything? No. Why? Because they are shit, regardless of metrics.
People if you really want to rely on metrics heavily, please, focus on RD as a rule of thumb. You will do yourself a favor.
And no, metrics have absolutely no connection to index rate. If the domain gets indexed faster, it's because the domain is stronger, not because it has high TF.
I can send you dozens of domains with high TF/PA/DA, that have like 5 referring domains. Do you think they will help you to rank anything? No. Why? Because they are shit, regardless of metrics.
People if you really want to rely on metrics heavily, please, focus on RD as a rule of thumb. You will do yourself a favor.
aidenhera
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well i think domains with big CF are linked a lot so they help.
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And why don't you just look at number of referring domains or backlinks instead of CF if this is the case?
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oh you are right. well i just wanted someone to confirm the way i think. i dont know if domain hunter checks RD but it does check CF and i had this software on my mind. Anyway thanks
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It's not DHG that checks the RD, it uses API to access Domdetailer. Both are own by @jimbobo2779 so if you have any questions, he will gladly answer.