You can check the domain age using several online tools. Here are a few popular options:
Whois Lookup: Websites like whois.net provide domain registration details, including the creation date. For more visit https://tgrampro.com/
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RE: How to check the Domain Age?posted in Moz Tools
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RE: domain authority has not changedposted in Moz Tools
@ecareinfoway12 said in domain authority has not changed:
Google relies heavily on the link patterns from a website’s referring domains to judge the website and then rank it in order of relevance. Remember that Google is investigating the quality of links at a much deeper level than before. Therefore, domains with obviously spammy links will get knocked down in the DA ratings.
Moz has stated that the new algorithm can better detect spammy links and therefore devalue them.
This will ideally lead to a large drop in Domain Authority for link sellers’ spammy domains.Absolutely. Google’s algorithm now scrutinizes the quality of backlinks more than ever. Spammy links can significantly hurt your Domain Authority (DA) and search rankings. Ensure your website earns high-quality, relevant backlinks to maintain or improve your DA. For more insights on effective SEO practices, visit https://ehsaasupdates.pk/