How much "PA" matters?

I have a list of expired profiles of social media and blog websites. They all have PA above 60. Does getting links from these profile will help me ?

PA is a third-party metric, Google doesn't really care what the DA/PA/TF/CF or anything else is of a website. These metrics only exist to help you get a rough idea on the site's power and that's it. You should always manually check the link profile and anchor texts before deciding on getting a link just because the metrics are good.

kn1ves said:

PA is a third-party metric, Google doesn't really care what the DA/PA/TF/CF or anything else is of a website. These metrics only exist to help you get a rough idea on the site's power and that's it. You should always manually check the link profile and anchor texts before deciding on getting a link just because the metrics are good.

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Ultimately I am talking about links.. You can't rank good if you don't have links from high authority sites... Btw thanks

Getting links from high PA, DA sites will prove helpful. But there are also other factors like traffic and spam score to consider while looking for getting links from them.

Allen Olivia said:

I have a list of expired profiles of social media and blog websites. They all have PA above 60. Does getting links from these profile will help me ?

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do this test, pick a random street name from your town and search for it in google. then go to the page 3-4 of the search page and find a search result. now point links from your high PA sites to this search result and wait to see what happens.

this is a test to see how good are your backlinks and you are testing it in a niche that is not most likely not spammed and a search result on page 3 - 4 is most likely not doing any kind of seo work.

PA matters as much as toilet paper to a dog. Read this https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/c...osts-metrics-spam-and-niche-relevancy.916518/