Increase visibility with backlinks sourced from high‑authority websites measured at DA30+ using Moz’s Domain Authority, a 1–100 predictive score based on link data and other signals that estimates how likely a site is to rank; DA is widely used for comparison but is not used by Google directly. A balanced mix of dofollow and nofollow attributes is used to mirror real‑world linking patterns and reduce risk for new domains, while still supporting discovery and authority flow where applicable. Since Google discontinued public Toolbar PageRank in March–April 2016, DA has become a common industry proxy to benchmark backlink sources, even though PageRank still exists internally at Google.
What’s Included:
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Backlinks from websites with DA≥30 (Moz), diversified across platforms; most links are dofollow with some nofollow for naturalness.
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Average coverage targets several hundred unique domains per order with detailed live‑URL reporting in 1 day.
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Multiple URLs and anchor texts accepted; anchor distribution favors branded/partial for Tier‑1, with exact‑match best reserved for Tier‑2 support.
Recommended Use:
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Tier‑1: Point branded/partial anchors to home and key category pages for safer optimization; DA is a comparative benchmark, not a guarantee of rankings.
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Tier‑2: Strengthen guest posts, PRs, and citations by directing additional DA30+ links to those assets to aid crawl and consolidation.
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For new sites, start modestly and scale monthly, maintaining anchor diversity and a realistic mix of link attributes.
FAQs:
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What is Domain Authority?
DA is Moz’s 1–100 score predicting how likely a site is to rank; useful for comparison, not a Google ranking factor. -
Why DA instead of PageRank?
Google removed public Toolbar PageRank in Mar 2016 and fully shut the feed by Apr 15, 2016; DA became a common external benchmark while PageRank persists internally. -
Are links dofollow?
A natural mix is used; many placements are dofollow, with some nofollow for balance. -
How many unique domains are included?
Services commonly structure DA‑based packages across hundreds of referring domains; reporting is provided on completion.
