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Hi there! This question is asked often, so I honestly recommend searching through the Q&A forum for discussions on this and answers from Moz staff. In short, though, Moz DA is a Moz metric that strongly takes into consideration the quantity and quality of backlinks your website has, in comparison to the competition. Hope this helps. Zack

OK, I am going to say this and I will follow up with you in another format. You must insure that they are not using your name, etc. and simply driving traffic by capturing what you would have already. I think you may be missing something important. I am assuming the sale must take place on your site. (I went to it and drew the assumption).

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Hi there, Great question! And one that doesn't necessarily have a quick and easy answer, since all websites (and redesigns are different), and there are many ranking factors. Have you had an SEO professional conduct a formal SEO Site Audit to help in guiding you to the specifics on this? Depending on how much traffic you're getting,  this could honestly be well worth it. Best, Zack

Hi Yenu, Have you had an SEO professional conduct a formal SEO Site Audit to make recommendations on this? If not, I would strongly recommend it. Best, Zack

That is a solid answer, but to also chime in, Domain Authority is a Moz metric that largely increases and decreases depending on the number of backlinks a website has, and also takes into consideration the competitive landscape. So if your goal is to raise your Domain Authority score, you would want to start obtaining backlinks to your website. Keep in mind that there are several ways to approach gaining backlinks, but doing so by getting your site listed in "bad link neighborhoods" can easily earn penalties in Google. Hope this helps! Zack

I'm sorry but I can't understand the question. Did you solve the problem?

Why not google rank your site. If you do proper on-page and off-page. Of course, Google will rank you.  Your content should not only unique but also Userfriendly and never use spinner tools. If you have decided to start an affiliate site.  One thing remembers in your mind, Google takes time to rank your site.  So be patient.  As an example, you can visit this site.

I was facing the same issue on my site. After checking a few guides, here is what I found Make them no-follow (better add the new sponsored tag in them) Yes, it is a bad thing

I think that it is extremely risky.  The more work and money that you have invested in the website that will be the recipient of the redirect the greater the risk. This is a methond for people who do not have a big investment in their website and are simply looking for a low effort way to gain a small amount of ephemeral juice.

I'm not a massive display network person but AFAIK (as far as I know) Google's is one of the cheapest

Thanks for the explanation...

Hi there! On one hand, keep in mind that Search Console never showed us exactly ALL backlinks found. As long as you are certain and other tools like Moz link explorer, Ahrefs or Magestic find them you are good to go. Did you know that past 1/8 there was a massive algorithm update? Your site could have been hit. Here four of the best articles about that. Grab a cup of coffee and read them so as to understand whether you were hit. Analysis and Findings From The August 1, 2018 Google Algorithm Update – A Massive Core Ranking Update - GSQi Google's August 1st Core Update: Week 1 - Moz Blog Google’s August algorithm update strengthens as roll-out continues - Sistrix The August 1, 2018 Google Update strongly affected YMYL sites - Marie Haynes Hope it helps. Best luck. GR

Can't use a canonical tag if the canonicalized page doesn't resemble the page I want to send link juice to? Why not?

Many thanks. I'll start from here. Katarina

You can make the whole page nofollow by dropping this in your header: <code><metaname="robots"content="nofollow"></metaname="robots"content="nofollow"></code>

The problem with removing these URLs is Google/Webmaster Tools doesn't read anything beyond the hash. Specifically - requesting that https://playon.co/#/?affiliate_token=04d234f75b1d74 be hidden removed from the index + cache is then processed simply as https://playon.co being removed. Again - https://playon.co is just a redirect, it is not the actual homepage. But will no-indexing https://playon.co prevent https://playon.co/en from ranking, which is the URL we need to be recognized as the homepage?

I would 301 redirect the product pages to the hero pages they best represent. I would not let them 404 you could loose valuable traffic that way.