Build strong authority signals with backlinks placed on top domains measured at DA70–DA100 using Moz’s Domain Authority metric. This service mixes contextual placements and profile links across leading websites, with most links set as dofollow while maintaining a safe proportion of nofollow for a natural profile. Orders typically include an average of about 55 unique referring domains and are delivered with a detailed report within 24 hours.
Domain Authority (DA) is a comparative score from Moz (1–100) that predicts how likely a site is to rank; it’s useful for benchmarking, though it’s not a Google ranking factor. Google’s old public PageRank display was discontinued in March–April 2016, so DA is commonly used as an industry proxy when comparing backlink sources.
What’s included:
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Backlinks from DA70–DA100 domains with mixed contextual/profile placements.
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Natural mix of dofollow/nofollow with a dofollow majority.
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Average ±55 unique domains per order and full live‑URL report.
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Typical turnaround: 24 hours.
Recommended use:
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Tier‑1: Branded/partial anchors to key pages for safer optimization.
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Tier‑2: Strengthen existing guest posts or citations with additional authority.
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Ideal for new or local German businesses needing quick authority signals while keeping anchors conservative.
Notes on metrics:
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DA is a Moz metric for comparing site strength; not a direct Google ranking factor.
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Public Toolbar PageRank was turned off in 2016; hence services reference DA rather than PR today.
FAQs
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Are these links permanent?
Links are intended to be long‑term; replacements can be requested per report window if removals occur. Delivery includes full details of created links/accounts. -
Are links dofollow?
Most links are dofollow with some nofollow for naturalness. -
How many unique domains are included?
On average, around 55 unique domains per order. -
What is DA?
Moz’s 1–100 predictive ranking score based largely on backlink data; helpful for comparison but not a Google ranking factor. -
Why mention PR9?
Public Toolbar PageRank data was deprecated in 2016; DA is commonly used as a comparative alternative in the industry.
