Less than 1 subdomain Moztrust
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This is the website http://www.gbzconsulting.com
Not quite sure about the reason that my site is receiving almost 0 subdomain Moztrust. However, the on-page optimization tool show that the home page is ranked A. Any idea what I am missing or what I should do to improve?
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Hi there,
Definitely agree with Anirban here - The site doesn't have a good collection of high-quality backlinks from diverse sources (as per Open Site Explorer): http://i.imgur.com/cplbcne.png
You need to clean up the backlinks and build a lot of new ones from authoritative sources - check out the link building category on the blog here to begin with - there are years of great link development content in there that should come in handy!
Cheers,
Jane
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And also remove these chinese site back links through disvow tool.
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What I see that you are having lot of links from only two domains which I think is chinese.
http://mp-design.com.cn/
http://www.ming-pin.com/You have to get links from more authentic and good websites related to your business.
What is MOZRank ?
MozRank represents a link popularity score. It reflects the importance of any given web page on the Internet. Pages earn MozRank by the number and quality of other pages that link to them. The higher the quality of the incoming links, the higher the MozRank.How is MozRank scored?
We calculate this score on a logarithmic scale between 0 and 10. Thus, it's much easier to improve from a MozRank of 3 to 4 than it is to improve from 8 to 9. An "average" MozRank of what most people think of as a normal page on the Internet is around 3.How can MozRank be improved?
A web page's MozRank can be improved by getting lots of links from semi-popular pages or a few links from very popular pages.I dont see any QUALITY LINK BACKS.
So my friend improve the quality and see your mozrank soar high.
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