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@Vallerinspects Are you not on google maps?

If you are then it's easy, just add your citation (NAP). Even if you don't feel like you can rank for your given area, this can help tell Google where to show your stuff at, and it gives you keywords to add that will not "stuff" your percentages.

On top of that you can bring in some social/brand profiles with url/profile names that have the geographic area you are trying to target.

branded profiles.. you can do it on each and every page/url you have. Safe. You can use it on pbns/guest posts... safe.

@xShams create some brand profiles for your website (post or page) Whatever it is your wanting to show up, if it's in general across your site, then you might want to double check your site title. You may want to make sure you have it as plural.

But if it is, then you just want your site overall to start ranking better for plural then push branded profile links to your homepage, if it's post then push it there etc.

Just make sure the URLs (profile names) are your keyword that is plural.

You don't have to worry about the anchor text so much as long as the URL socialprofile.com/user/yourkeyword13 <- that's where the power is here, using a general branding anchor or url is best.

Make it a realistic profile, provide some decent content that surrounds your niche and the profile will last longer and get picked up and indexed quicker.

Hope this help,

My ichiban (#1) step is this:

Profile branding. Interlink them, make them real, engage. Follow people on those platforms with keywords in their profile url.

...you'll probably overstep this, and that's why it will remain ichiban way to jack up DA... Constantly I have sites I use this ONLY technique on and rank just as well as those people who go spend tons of money on guest posts/pbns.

It's not to be throw in the corner. I just answered your question.

From there you can mess around with internal linking and all that. But for offpage SEO, this is the cheapest as well as easiest links to get. Make them real, fight for your links if they get removed.

They'll be there for years and years.

You're a casino online.. you're probably slamming the net with garbage content from garbage pbns/guest posts?

A lot of casino sites will rocket and then get smacked back to the ground. I'm sorry but content quality from non spamming sites are what you need and with casino... uhhh, good look. That's why I stay away from that niche myself. It can be done but why?

Then on top of that you are always fighting to be at the top and fight the hackers. Been there and done that with other similar niches.

If you can get it to work for you I applaud you and your patience!

Just remember you need to get your content quality, quality networks, then on those pbns/guest posts or whatever you should brand those pages so that they are given some "buffer" room just in case they are still viewed as bad quality links.

On top of that you should be using branding on all your major pages. Or if you can't do that create a page that then links out to inner links that are similar and then brand that page so that it all flows into those posts and they get a push upwards with a bit more trust.

Example:

Slots page with all your top keyword posts listed
build out a huge interlinking profile network

Sports betting with all your top keyword posts listed
build out a huge interlinking profile network

etc etc..

I would constantly be on the ground creating profiles with good high quality content, maybe dancing around the fact you're a casino. Find other ways to get your links up on these profile sites so the owners and users see it as either something of use, or at least a "shrug" and they move on instead of hitting the report button.

Casinos have a hard time keeping profiles. Make them real, and actually go back to them once in awhile, you'll find that has helped most of the people I've consulted in the past about these tough niches.

Just because I don't want to do it, doesn't mean I'm clueless on crazy niches.

Best of luck o_O

Yep I've had this happen, sometimes it's a waiting game, sometimes you need to push harder on the plural.

Try a round of branding using the plural keyword in your profile URLs.

@isionsloper657 said in domain authority has not changed:

I owned this website https://gepcobill.pk/]. Actually from 1 month i got good backlinks from my relevent websites. But, it's still my DA not changing from 1. Please Moz Team Let me know how i can increase it?

Hmm, I get where you're coming from. SEO's like taming a wild river – it takes time, patience, and some stoic resolve. Domain Authority, you know, it's like the weight of your website's reputation in the digital realm. Now, giving the same backlinks to another site might not guarantee the same results. SEO's a bit of an enigma; it's like planting seeds and waiting for the harvest. Sometimes, even with good backlinks, your DA might not budge for a while.

You're in the right lane with relevant backlinks – that's like nurturing your site's roots. But here's the thing, SEO's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about consistency and letting the algorithms do their dance. Focus on quality content and natural growth, kinda like how the oak tree doesn't rush to be tall overnight. Keep the stoic mindset – trust the process, be patient, and remember, Rome wasn't built in a day. And yeah, you'll see your DA rising eventually. Umm, I know it's a waiting game, but believe me, the fruits of your SEO labor will show up. Keep at it!

You can always do some branding to these PBNs/guest posts/links and that can help index them quicker which could help these platforms like Moz and Ahref register it, not only that it can actually help build the power and increase the DA of those links as well.