How much better are these backlinks ?
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How Much better is a do follow backlink from these 3 pages
PA of 28 with 12 outbound do follow links
compared to a PA of 31 with 16 out bound links ?
Compared to a PA of 42 with 35 out links ?
How different would the link juice be from these 3 pages with the do follow links as described ?
What has been your experience ?
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Sorry casey,
All pages are on the same domain with DA of 65
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It depends, as a backlink can serve many different purposes aside from just "helping SEO".
You dont list the domain authority, whats the DA of each link?
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