Unsolved Feature to add to my site to give people a domain score for their own site
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Looking to add a feature on my website to invite people to submit their domain to get an SEO score (and a report). How do I do that? I think it involves the Moz API but not sure.
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You mean this feature like this site: https://www.directorylib.com/?
I usually use a domain analysis website with this feature (I understand it as a domain name analysis), enter the website I want to analyze in the search box, for example: https://doremizone.net/, it will immediately show the domain score.
In fact, I have many similar analysis websites, and I also want to know how this feature is achieved. It is indeed a comprehensive analysis.
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