Domain Authority is a score, developed by the analytics tool Moz, that attempts to predict a domain's ability to rank in search results. The score ranges from 0 to 100 and is based partly on the number and quality of backlinks. It is not an official Google ranking factor, but it is widely used to compare domains.
A new website typically starts with a low Domain Authority, which can rise as relevant backlinks accumulate.
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