How to Increase Domain Rating Fast?

garciaevans said:

Hello Friends,

I see lots of sites those sites which have 50 days old. And their domain rating is 50+. Does anyone know how it can be possible?

Thank you

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garciaevans said:

Hello Friends,

I see lots of sites those sites which have 50 days old. And their domain rating is 50+. Does anyone know how it can be possible?

Thank you

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Escanor64 said:

I'm sure you are referring to Domain Authority (DA) and not Domain Rating (DR). Boosting the DA of any website is pretty much simple and easy and can be done withing 30 days using high DA backlinks, mostly through backlink redirect. Ironically, there are so many sellers of this service on Fiverr. And here is what you should know: Domain authority is not used by Google or other search engines and it is not an actual ranking factor for SEO. It was created by Moz as an indicator of success for your domain. Despite this, in the SEO community, there is often discussion about domain authority as though it is a Google metric and most publishers or bloggers use it to negotiate guest posting services.

Domain Rating, on the other hand, is an Ahrefs metric that shows the relative strength of a website's backlink profile. DR is measured on a logarithmic scale from 0 to 100, with the latter being the strongest. DR is more reliable compared to DA.

In order words, you can have 100 high DA backlinks and boost your domain to 50+ DA and your DR will probably 0.

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Auwal said:

apa cara mudah untuk memperbaiki pembaruan spam google?

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blackhole said:

how do you know if google marks you domain as spam?

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Auwal said:

what is the easy way to fix google spam update please ?

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• Technical requirements
• Key best practices
• Spam policies

For Technical Requirements​

• Googlebot isn’t blocked
• The page works (it’s not an error page)
• The page has indexable content

For Key Best Practices​

• Create helpful content.
• Use keywords people would search for and place them in prominent areas, such as titles, headings, and alt text.
• Make links crawlable.
• Tell people about your site.
• Follow specific best practices for images, video, structured data, and JavaScript.
• Enhance how your site appears in search with rich snippets.
• If you have content you don’t want to be found in Google Search, block it from Google’s crawlers.

For Spam Policies​

• Cloaking
• Doorways
• Hacked content
• Hidden text and links
• Keyword stuffing
• Link spam
• Machine-generated traffic
• Malware and malicious behaviors
• Misleading functionality
• Scraped content
• Sneaky redirects
• Spammy automatically-generated content
• Thin affiliate pages
• User-generated spam
• Copyright-removal requests
• Online harassment removals
• Scam and fraud

Escanor64 said:

First off, there is no such thing as an "easy way" with Google. However, the checklist for staying above the Google Spam Update is quite straightforward and simple. Just follow the three categories covered in Google Search Essentials which are:

• Technical requirements
• Key best practices
• Spam policies

For Technical Requirements​

Google's Technical Requirements include:

• Googlebot isn’t blocked
• The page works (it’s not an error page)
• The page has indexable content

For Key Best Practices​

Google Key Bes Practices include:

• Create helpful content.
• Use keywords people would search for and place them in prominent areas, such as titles, headings, and alt text.
• Make links crawlable.
• Tell people about your site.
• Follow specific best practices for images, video, structured data, and JavaScript.
• Enhance how your site appears in search with rich snippets.
• If you have content you don’t want to be found in Google Search, block it from Google’s crawlers.

For Spam Policies​

Google’s spam policies include the following:

• Cloaking
• Doorways
• Hacked content
• Hidden text and links
• Keyword stuffing
• Link spam
• Machine-generated traffic
• Malware and malicious behaviors
• Misleading functionality
• Scraped content
• Sneaky redirects
• Spammy automatically-generated content
• Thin affiliate pages
• User-generated spam
• Copyright-removal requests
• Online harassment removals
• Scam and fraud

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Auwal said:

thanks for information

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Escanor64 said:

First off, there is no such thing as an "easy way" with Google. However, the checklist for staying above the Google Spam Update is quite straightforward and simple. Just follow the three categories covered in Google Search Essentials which are:

• Technical requirements
• Key best practices
• Spam policies

For Technical Requirements​

Google's Technical Requirements include:

• Googlebot isn’t blocked
• The page works (it’s not an error page)
• The page has indexable content

For Key Best Practices​

Google Key Bes Practices include:

• Create helpful content.
• Use keywords people would search for and place them in prominent areas, such as titles, headings, and alt text.
• Make links crawlable.
• Tell people about your site.
• Follow specific best practices for images, video, structured data, and JavaScript.
• Enhance how your site appears in search with rich snippets.
• If you have content you don’t want to be found in Google Search, block it from Google’s crawlers.

For Spam Policies​

Google’s spam policies include the following:

• Cloaking
• Doorways
• Hacked content
• Hidden text and links
• Keyword stuffing
• Link spam
• Machine-generated traffic
• Malware and malicious behaviors
• Misleading functionality
• Scraped content
• Sneaky redirects
• Spammy automatically-generated content
• Thin affiliate pages
• User-generated spam
• Copyright-removal requests
• Online harassment removals
• Scam and fraud

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3nails1cross said:

Yo, thanks much for sharing such information Sir.

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