From yesterday Moz DA changed on many sites.
Sites with real traffic got more DA points, the rest lost, some lost more than 70% of thier DA
Sites with real traffic got more DA points, the rest lost, some lost more than 70% of thier DA
I sell guest posts on my site, so DA, DR and ahref is what you always asked before you get client.Doesn't mean anything in the real world. It's a made-up metric, not something Google uses. If similar sites had similar drops in DA, no actual loss, just a recalibration.
(Though if you're selling domains based on DA you may have to wait for market expectations to recalibrate to match.)
Mine are OK, but I
I sell guest posts on my site, so DA, DR and ahref is what you always asked before you get client.
So, I mentioned it here...
Of course DA is something Google uses. Domain authority is one of the main metrics for SEO
You meant me?Yeah, there are many factors in a domains ranking, DA just happens to be one of many. Regarding the guys original comment it does mean something to him because he will not get as many people wanting to guestpost on his site since it has a lower DA.