kindablack
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DA does not help you to rank. It is just an estimate on your domain authority power.
Sorry mate, have to bring you some bad news - What you posted is related to Google ranking, DA is completely different story. Moz doesnt know, nor doesnt care about ANY of this. Let me present you a domain that doesnt have ANY of the things you posted, but links: get-essay.org (its dropped domain with spam links i just found).Page speed, mobile friendly, and social signals do in part, play a role towards DA. Prove me wrong.
Thinking about your DA should be part of your overall SEO strategy.
I think this is where lots of people get it wrong. They see DA as something isolated, when it’s really part of SEO as a whole.
For example, here’s a graph that breaks up DA into component parts:
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(Note: This graph represents SEO Siren’s thoughts on what makes up DA.)
The point is that DA is the sum of several parts, and you need to focus on all the parts if you want to improve your DA.
That is valuable insight, thanks for sharing.Sorry mate, have to bring you some bad news - What you posted is related to Google ranking, DA is completely different story. Moz doesnt know, nor doesnt care about ANY of this. Let me present you a domain that doesnt have ANY of the things you posted, but links: get-essay.org (its dropped domain with spam links i just found).
So link diversity quality? 0 -> 100% autogenerated spam links/
Number of links - lots and lots
Social mentions - 0
Domain age - 0 (its not even registered)
Brand search - 0 this is not brand.
Site speed? - there is no site
Mobile friendly - there is no site
Yet DA is 25. Why? Because links, thats why. DA (or any other metric) shouldn't be part of your strategy, as those metrics ARE NOT ranking factor. What you should care is your actual Google rankings, not some 3rd party metrics. The exception is if your plan is to sell links and you want higher metrics for clients who doesn't know better.
Literally NONE of this will help you to raise your DA. You will even lose some, as bad links push DA up as well.increase Website DA BY FOLLOWING THIS STEPS:
Optimize all on-page code, including your title tags, image alt tags and the content itself.
Create high-quality content that is published regularly.
Focus on Internal links helps to direct visitors to what they are trying to find, thereby improving their user experience.
Remove links from bad sources that could end up hurting your domain authority
Make Sure That Your Website Is Mobile-Friendly
Doing guest blogs on other websites that are relevant to your industry.
Increase The Loading Speed Of Your Webpages
Post links to your content on your various social media pages
OP Does your site generate the traffic you need or not?
That's all you should care about.. although if that's the point you have gotten to maybe it's time to review your "SEO Team" I didn't even know what our DA was until someone mentioned it to me. I don't care either. I get traffic, I get sales, I make money.
Akshay with so many links, are you satisfied with your rankings.?Thanks for the insight.