Reasonable DA Growth

Alexander301

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Hello,
I had a quick question on domain authority score growth. What is considered a reasonably healthy growth rate for a money website? Maybe a range of say 10/6months or so based on back-linking velocity? If you have any data on that that'd be great.

Also, what's the difficulty level to break past certain DA scores? Such as say past 15, or 30. I would also assume that the rate of DR would slow down as the DR increases?

Example from a website that I was checking for a backlinks. Seems to have 0-25 DR in 4 months, then it is flat. This one clearly seems to have used a PBN to boost its initial DR. I'd assume that if the PBN links go away, the DR would tank?

Thanks in advance!

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I would also assume that the rate of DR would slow down as the DR increases?
yeah, I think DR is a logarithmic function, and if you know how logarithms works then you'll know that it's considerably more difficult to get from DR 75 to DR 76, for example than it is to get from DR 11 to DR 12....

I don't know about your other questions, though, I've never been curious about this topic before (but now I am :p), so let's hope someone who knows does answer this :)
 
yeah, I think DR is a logarithmic function, and if you know how logarithms works then you'll know that it's considerably more difficult to get from DR 75 to DR 76, for example than it is to get from DR 11 to DR 12....

I don't know about your other questions, though, I've never been curious about this topic before (but now I am :p), so let's hope someone who knows does answer this :)
I wonder if anyone has every done a large scale study on this and come up with a function that shows what a normal growth range should be. I am too data and pattern oriented I feel sometimes. :)
 
I wonder if anyone has every done a large scale study on this and come up with a function that shows what a normal growth range should be. I am too data and pattern oriented I feel sometimes. :)
personally, I've not come across such a study, but then again, I've never searched for one :)

If you do find one please share it with us, as it would be interesting to see....
 
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