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I follow proper pagination rules like rel next rel prev and canonicalized each of the paginated page. like for page 2 canonical is page 2.

The channel profile links I saw were not direct links. If you hover over them, not click, just hover, you will see they link to the YT domain first, then go through a very odd redirect that is not recognized by normal crawlers. That is why I think you see it as a followed link ... it's a followed link to them and then weirdly redirected to you. There will not be any passed link equity from this setup as far as I can tell.

Hi there, there's a few things to bear in mind here. First - Domain Authority ISN'T a part of Google Algorithm. I'm assuming you're using Moz's DA, there's an article here explaining how DA is a way to try to PREDICT rankings but it does not AFFECT rankings: https://moz.com/learn/seo/domain-authority So in terms of seeing a drop in your DA, I wouldn't worry that your rankings are likely to drop as a result. It's just as likely that Moz has updated the number to more accurately reflect what was always the truth. In terms of improving rankings, you mention a specific target keyword. In my experience, the steps to take to make sure you're ranking for a keyword are: Make sure your site ranks for anything (is indexed) Make sure you have a page specifically targeting the keyword Make sure you don't have LOTS of pages targeting that keyword (if you have pages competing for the same keyword it can confuse Google and harm your rankings overall, tools like Stat are a great way to check that) If the keyword is important enough, consider targeting it with the homepage and only the homepage Make sure your site doesn't have weird technical issues Once you've covered EVERYTHING else, then worry about DA. The reason I order the steps that way is to focus on the things you can most easily change and most quickly see the results of. Changing Google's perceived authority of your site is actually quite hard to do, very hard to reliably measure, and often not the main factor at play. Just in case you were hoping posts to Moz would help impact authority - links posted to this forum are automatically nofollowed to avoid people trying to manipulate rankings by posting links. That's quite common for forums and is just one of the ways the modern internet is quite resistant to link building

From Moz 2.0 the only way is to get LOW SPAM SCORE backlinks from HIGH AUTHORITY websites. It's just simple as that. But it requires a lot of work (i hate making backlinks lol) but the good thing is that i found this guys -> Increase DA from 0 to 50+ in 15 days. I attached my screenshot boost. Hope it helps! ss56-223-2.png ss56-223.png

I'm glad that worked. I'm not familiar with Weebly, but I'm happy to take a look if you want to send me some examples.

Make a list of the content pages that you could write that would be most valuable for your site visitors. Start writing, don't look at DA for six months, do what is valuable for your visitor, create what they want, create what will help convert sales on your site. Do you know that Google does not use DA?   It is a Moz number.  It will not win anything for you. So instead of watching a number that means nothing, spend your time on content that will win your wars.  The more you look at DA the less work you will get done.

Vidi, Actually, I don't see a title in the header of your home page.  What wording  do you think you are using for the title?

I am seeing many brand new sites DA increasing above 40+ without just few month. wondering i can also increase the DA for the site https://www.etechnoblogs.com as well as http://weblinks.aircus.com/blog

Yes, I have the same problem.  But certain kind of people do collabs based on DA number and I'm missing 4 very important backlinks that should be seen by Google and that would maybe make my number higher. But why certain backlinks are not seen by the moz crawler?

Thank you basezap, I have waited more than 25 days, but perhaps it needs more time like 3-4 months, I do not know.

That's your open graph description, which gets displayed when your content gets shared on social media. But it is not what the search engines use.  With out a proper meta description tag, Google will take a snippet of text from the page that it feels is representative of the answer the searcher was  looking for when they performed their search.  Even  with a proper description, Google may automate one that's different, but it's best to craft your own if you're good with words.  The meta  description doesn't impact rankings, though--just click through from the serps.

Is your site ranking well already? The FAQ not showing up might be related to your site's overall authority / relevancy. How old is the site? Does it get page 1 rankings elsewhere? Are other FAQs showing up? Have you tried different searches or where do you expect your FAQ to show?

Yo Dude, Are you serious?

Overall, it does look like Google is choosing a logical title for your pages: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Abackyardadventures.com&oq=site%3Abackyardadventures.com&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i58.3543j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&num=100 Your other titles are in the so Google probably wont' use them as the actual title tag. Overall, you're probably OK but might want to have a developer change it if possible.

Andreas Thanks for sharing your story You did genuine outreach so that works best for both human users and also Google. Insightful

I noticed the older links are pointing to http://www.goread.io and I was wondering if your search console property is registered as a domain property or a url prefix property? Either way switching both subdomain and content might well have signalled to Google that this is a brand new site.

Hi there, A mozzer has already answered about that. It's a bug the engineering team is working on. Their response: Thank you so much for reaching out and we do apologize for the inconvenience here. Our engineering team is aware of the issue and they are actively working on a fix. We do appreciate all your patience and please feel free to email help@moz.com if you need anything in the meantime. Hope it helps, Best of luck.