Question 1

Is Domain Authority (DA) a Google ranking factor?

Accepted Answer

No. DA is a third‑party metric used to compare websites. It can help you estimate relative strength, but it is not a direct Google ranking factor.

Question 2

What is Page Authority (PA) vs Domain Authority (DA)?

Accepted Answer

DA is a domain‑level authority estimate, while PA is a URL/page‑level estimate. Use PA when evaluating a specific page (guest post, resource page, landing page) and DA when comparing whole websites.

Question 3

How should I interpret spam score?

Accepted Answer

Treat spam score as a risk signal, not a verdict. Use it to prioritize manual checks: topical relevance, link profile patterns, indexing, and content quality.

Question 4

How many URLs can I check at once?

Accepted Answer

You can check up to 20 URLs per run. This keeps checks fast and makes it easy to review and export your shortlist.

Question 5

Can I export DA/PA results to CSV?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After filtering, export to CSV for outreach workflows, reporting, or archiving your SEO research.

Question 6

Why do DA/PA scores change over time?

Accepted Answer

DA and PA are recalculated as link data changes and as scoring models evolve. New links, lost links, and changes across the wider web can move scores even if your site didn’t change. Use trends and niche-to-niche comparisons rather than treating one score as absolute.

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