Can you Create Too Much Content to Quickly?
We were discussing content creation and DA scores today and the question came up!
Does creating a lot of content quickly affect your DA score in a positive way or negative way?
Over the last few months Google has been updating its ranking software and some people are experiencing DA drops and DA rises.
What has your DA score been up to lately?Our DA grows slowly but we are currently putting out about 5 posts a week on one subject matter, (For us that is travel related such as Thailand etc.)
But our DA stays still and isn't moving up as quick as I thought it would.
Then someone mentioned back links! (I hate back link tactics, everyone does it but I think it should be illegal. It is just fake growth.)
Because all our new content doesn't have many back links on posts that will affect your DA score.
How is your DA score holding up? Check yours here! It's free to check.
https://www.seoreviewtools.com/website-authority-checker/
What do you think about writing too many posts and your DA scores?
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100 is the best you can get, which only Mcdonalds and Nike have.
Most top of the pile bloggers have 50 max.
0 is the lowest you can have.
It all depends on a lot of factors.
But the higher the number the better! Backlinks help your DA by a lot. This is achieved by guest posting on other peoples sites.
Writing a post for someone else's blog with a link back to your site, this is a backlink.
No idea what a DA score is at the minute, though I am sure I shall learn its significance. Good luck with yours.
A DA score means your Domain Authority. It is a ranking system for websites, go and check out your site using the link I provided.
It doesn't matter what score it is but it shows you if your site is growing in Authority.
It is just good to monitor your performance over time.
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Personally, they use images.
An image makes as many as 1000 words.
No way, not in Google, images are the worst, they slow down your page, this is why it is so important that you optimize images and squash them down.