Also called: Website Authority
Domain Authority is a search engine ranking score (developed by Moz, but used conceptually in SEO) that predicts how likely a website is to rank in search engine results. It is calculated based on backlink profile strength, link root domains, and trust signals.
Tip from Sanoop: Do not treat Domain Authority as an official Google metric. Google uses its own internal PageRank and topical authority systems. Focus on building real traffic and relevant niche authority instead.
"...when reviewing client sites, we look closely at how Domain Authority is integrated. Many brands still ignore these fundamentals, leading to lost organic opportunities..."
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