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@Widewingsmedia said in domain authority has not changed:

I think natural link-building would be the best alternative. Try niche-specific types of backlinks and from websites that have traffic. Consider quality not quantity as too many low-quality backlinks may harm your website in the long run. wide-wings.ae

I think natural link-building would be the best alternative. Try niche-specific types of backlinks and from websites that have traffic. Consider quality not quantity as too many low-quality backlinks may harm your website in the long run.

Your website, "https://aradseo.org/," isn't reachable, however, to improve the domain authority of your website, you need a strategic and sustained effort. Here are some feasible steps you can take:

1. High-Quality Content: Create and publish high-quality, original content that provides value to your target audience.
2. Keyword Optimization: Conduct keyword research to identify relevant keywords related to your niche and incorporate them naturally into your content.
3. Link Building: Focus on acquiring high-quality backlinks from authoritative websites in your industry or niche.
4. Internal Linking: Utilize internal linking to connect different pages within your website.
5. Technical SEO: Ensure your website is technically optimized for search engines.
6. Social Media Engagement: Be active on social media platforms relevant to your audience.
7. Monitor and analyze: Regularly monitor your website's performance using tools like Google Analytics and Google Search Console.

Based on the description, it appears to be a site-wide link, possibly originating from their above-the-fold or footer navigation. This is a standard practice for certain collaborations and something I would advocate for, but not solely for SEO purposes. Instead, the goal should be to drive genuine traffic rather than simply obtaining a large number of links (which, at that scale, are likely to have minimal value) from a single partnership.

In some instances, an excessive number of links from a single origin might be perceived as inauthentic linking practices, potentially resulting in a Google penalty. If you're concerned about the quantity of links from a single source, Google Search Console's Disavow Tool can be used to instruct Google to disregard those links.