DA AND PA estimation based on Backlink or search engine traffic??
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I'm want to know that estimation of blogs DA and PA based on search engine traffic(google,yahoo,bing) or it totally depend on link connected to that perticular domain.
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Thank you Matt Roney ,Martijn Scheijbeler
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It's completely depending on link data to the domain indeed!
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Think about it this way: If DA and PA had anything to do with traffic, how do you think Moz knows what traffic a site is getting in order to factor that in the DA ad PA calculations?
They are based on link metrics.
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