DA and PA
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I,m admin 3goosh.com . How do I increase the DA of my site domain?
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Domain authority is a metric developed by Moz. The higher your domain authority is, the more likely you are to earn a higher search engine ranking and to receive more and better web traffic. To increase website DA you should follow these steps.
- Select a good domain name
- Optimize on-page content
- Create high-quality content
- Make strong internal linking structure
- Disavow toxic links
- Start guest post
- Increase Mobile-Friendly score
- Increase website's loading speed
- Promote content on Social Media accounts
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Hi!
Aspirant there are several techniques to increase Domain Authority of your website, used by the experts. You can use forums, and other platforms for this purpose. But if you are unable to do it by yourself. Then I can help you in increasing the DA. Because I am seo expert and worked on sports blogs also.
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| 51-60 | Strong. As you swing out of the lower half of the scale, you’re beginning to get much healthier. This is a good place to be. |
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| 71-80 | Outstanding. You’re dominating in the SERPs and owning your niche. Quick Sprout is a 73. |
| 81-90 | Very outstanding. You’re in the upper echelons of authority. You can consider yourself to have arrived. |
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