DmT/DmR
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The ratio of DmT/DmR is greater than 1 on all my pages but the domain and subdomain ratios are less than 1. Can someone explain what could cause this?
Isn't the domain and subdomain DmT/DmR ratio the result of all pages or are there any other factors?
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Hi
You should defintely watch this whiteboard friday video where Rand gives all the explanations
"...DmT refers to the domain as a whole, so a lower DmT than DmR means the site's getting juice, but it might not always be from the best places"
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/which-link-metrics-should-i-use-part-2-of-2-whiteboard-friday
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I'm not sure about any other factors but if you're saying your domain and sub domains are less than 1 ratio then maybe your building too many deep links instead of root links. I find on my sub domains there are usually less dmt/dmr but the homepage main domain, always has the highest dmt / dmr.
Provide a link so we can all take a look?
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