As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Moz, the company behind Domain Authority (DA), did not provide a direct tool for checking the historical DA of a website for free. However, you could monitor the changes in your website's DA over time by following these steps:
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Moz Link Explorer (Paid): Moz offers a tool called "Link Explorer" that provides historical DA data. With a paid subscription, you can access historical DA trends for any website. Here's how you can use it:
- Go to Moz's Link Explorer.
- Enter the URL of the website you want to check.
- In the left sidebar, click on "Inbound Links."
- Scroll down, and you'll see a graph that displays the historical DA data.
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Using Free Tools (Limited): While you won't get detailed historical data, some free tools can provide a rough idea of a website's DA changes over time. You can take periodic snapshots of your DA using Moz's free DA checker or other third-party tools. However, these tools usually only provide the current DA, not historical data.
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Manual Tracking (Labor-Intensive): This method involves manually recording your website's DA at regular intervals using Moz's DA checker. While it's not as efficient as using automated tools, it allows you to create your own historical record.
Keep in mind that tracking DA history is useful for understanding trends, but it's more important to focus on improving your website's overall authority and SEO performance than obsessing over DA fluctuations. Moz periodically updates its algorithms, which can affect DA scores, so small fluctuations are normal.
Please note that Moz might have introduced new features or tools since my last update in September 2021. I recommend visiting the Moz website or contacting their support for the most current information on checking DA history.
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