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APICDA Subscriber last edited by

I have a website which has been up and running for around 7 years. It contains relevant content, receives somewhat timely content updates and has not been involved in any poor marketing activities.

http://www.aleutianadventures.com/

That said, it has a very low domain authority and bounces around quite a lot in search results.

Any thoughts on how to improve the sites current state.

Thanks a bunch!
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APICDA Subscriber last edited by

Thank you sir for the pointing me in the direction of this material.

Cheers!
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Alick300 last edited by

Hi Quilbur,

I'm sharing two detailed article on how to improve DA of your website.

https://www.quicksprout.com/2014/05/19/5-practical-steps-to-improving-your-websites-domain-authority/

https://moz.com/learn/seo/domain-authority

Hope this helps.

Thanks
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