How Can i improve Domain "Moz rank and Domain moz trust".
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Good Evening ,
I have few quick questions for you .
Please find the attachment .
1.) How can i improve Moz rank and domain Moz trust ?
2.) if you see the numbers , Mine is 0 external links and 0 followed root links domains , How can i work on it to improvise my stats ?
3.) Mine domain is dental clinic ( dentalxyz.net ) , there are other dentalxyz.com and dentalxyz.ca . When i type my my domain name it's shows irrelevant information like other location office. In addition , my youtube channel and facebook name is also different , It's not showing on google search.
4.) I'm trying to upgrade my old nice to new niche. how can i use this moz keyword tool? Where can i use that keywords.
5.) Has anybody tried buying back links from blackhatworld ?
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As I noted in my endorsement, I'm 100% with Patrick on this. I just wanted to drive home this point—do not buy links. It can work for a bit, but you will get caught, and it will be extremely difficult to regain your rankings.
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Thanks Mate ,
I don't want any damages. I agree with your point . I will go through it.
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Hi there
First, I am going to be honest, you need to learn SEO at a deeper level. You're starting off on a bad foot with quick wins, multiple domains, buying links, potential keyword stuffing and more. I highly suggest reading all of the resources in the Moz SEO Academy. Reason being - you need to know why what you're doing can be potentially damaging to your organic performance, what you need to actually be doing to be successful, and how you can accomplish organic success.
Google themselves also have a great SEO resource that you can utilize to gain more knowledge.
Things like MozTrust, MozRank, Domain and Page Authority are all covered in the resources above from Moz, but I suggest starting from the top and working your way down. Believe me, taking the time now to read and learn all of the above is going to help you so much more than the questions you're asking right now.
Hope this helps you! Good luck!
Patrick
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