Domain Authority
DA estimates the ranking strength of an entire domain. Backlink quality, quantity and other link signals all influence the score.
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DA and PA are comparative metrics. They are most useful when you compare your website with direct competitors and track progress over time.
DA estimates the ranking strength of an entire domain. Backlink quality, quantity and other link signals all influence the score.
PA predicts the ranking potential of one specific URL. Use a full page URL to compare landing pages, articles and competitor content.
Spam Score shows the percentage of known risk signals associated with a site. A low score is generally preferable.
There is no universal “good” DA. A useful benchmark depends on your niche, the age of your domain and the strength of the sites you compete with.
Focus on the gap between you and the websites already ranking for your target keywords.
Quick answers to the questions website owners and SEO specialists ask most often.
No. Domain Authority is a third-party comparative metric, not a metric used directly by Google. It can still help you compare the relative link strength of websites.
Build relevant, trustworthy backlinks, publish useful content, improve internal linking and remove or disavow harmful links when appropriate.
Scores can change when your backlink profile changes, competitors gain links, or the underlying link index and scoring model are updated.
Use the domain when you mainly want DA. Use a full page URL when Page Authority for a particular article or landing page matters.