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Hi there, What you are finding is perfectly normal, as Moz's bot usually takes some time until finding most of the links present on the web. Keep in mind that the internet as a whole is so vast that not even Google can crawl it entirely. I'd suggest you wait a little longer. Also, you can find more information about that in Moz's official resource: Moz Isn’t Finding Your Links - Moz Help Hub. Hope it helps, Best luck

Yes, I would noindex them if Wix gives you the option.

I would go with a sub-folder if passing DA is your goal. As far as I understand it, DA is not considered by Moz for sub-domains. Here is a similar post on the same topic. I hope it helps. https://moz.com/community/q/is-moz-da-inherited-from-tld-for-all-subdomains-on-the-tld https://moz.com/community/q/is-there-a-way-to-get-the-domain-authority-of-a-subdomain

Are you wanting to track the changes in rankings on the first page of search results for one specific site or are you wanting to be notified when any change happens in the SERPs? Either way, you can use any rank tracking tool to monitor your website ranking changes for a list of keywords that you care about.  Some of these tools take screenshots of the SERPs and give you the raw data to be able to analyze any movement for all URL's on the first page of the SERPs. A couple good rank tracking tools are: Nozzle.io (I work here) getstat.com (Moz purchased them a year or two ago) There are also plenty of other rank tracking tools that aren't as robust but will monitor your keyword list just fine. And if all your looking for is to track a few hundred phrases and you're already using their other tools you should just use one of the following: Moz Pro Ahrefs.com semrush.com agencyanalytics.com

From the looks of it that just means that 60% of your external backlinks are 'followed', meaning they contribute to Google's rankings. External links are the links which your site has gained from other domains (which link to you) thus they are probably not under your control anyway

check this domain on google if this domain is expired before that why it showing spam score 40. because last owner of this domain have make bad links on this domain that why it showing spam score 40

You are welcome Mmm, I'm not sure what do you mean by _developing something like a speed index. _  If you are referring to some mechanism to tell Google about your new backlinks so it can take them into consideration faster... I don't think that anything like that would help your website. That's clearly an attempt to manipulate the way their algorithm works.  Rest assured that Google will find your backlinks, as long as the page/website where they are is available to google and doesn't have any penalties to the eyes of GoogleBot. Hope it helps, Best luck. Gaston

Hi Ryan, Congrats on your great link! Hope this clarifies your doubts. Did you use the Google Search Console tool "inspect any URL in..." ? Did you search for the page - Google search box - that has the link, and then follow the link to your website? Regarding on how the link will improve the DA, it is hard to say. In my experience, can be from 2 up to 12. Why? it dependes on many factors like the PA of the page, if the page is highly related to the content into your website, if that content is "clear" for Google due to your meta tags are also related to the subject, it is within the best practices and so. Cyrus Shepard en-lights the subject here: https://moz.com/blog/20-illustrations-on-search-engines-valuation-of-links Good luck! and please update us with the results. Happy New Year! Mª Verónica

Very simple: It's just not available for that site. It basically means that the site is not in the index from Moz.

Thanks. I assume then that they have no weight with regards building domain authority (as opposed to in-context links from high quality websites)?

I agree with effectdigital Looks like a bug I ran it through screaming frog it came out just fine. You can always check with a tool like SEO Minion https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/seo-minion/giihipjfimkajhlcilipnjeohabimjhi?hl=en URL https://ukpods.co.uk/pods-storage/decluttering/ 3,945 words, 88,234 characters Title Decluttering Your Home | Self Storage Containers | PODS (55/60 chars) Description PODS Containers offer the ideal self storage solution to help you organise while decluttering your home. We bring the storage to you! (133/150 chars) Canonical https://ukpods.co.uk/pods-storage/decluttering/ Meta Robotsmax-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1 Headings (12) <label></label> | No | Type | Heading Text |   | | 1 | H1 | PODS Decluttering |   | |   |   |   |   | hope this helps, Tom

Let me know if this was of help or not All the best, Tom

Thanks for your input Daniel, much appreciated.

Thanks for that Daniel, glad to see that it is actually visible! I'm about to begin my backlink campaign so will get stuck into that cheers Alex

You can try this out: Define your main keywords Run them on https://answerthepublic.com/ to see all kinds of questions being asked around those main keywords. A lot of these questions can be good Blog topics. Take the output of that and run it in Google Ads Keyword Planner in your target country/region to see how much search volume (demand) exists for the topics/questions Run a manual search to see what's showing up for these topics/questions Write the blogs based on all the above, publish it,and then start promoting it You can also try out Quora and see what questions are being asked about a specific topic, and repeat the above process starting from research in Google Adwords. Hope that helps!

Yup . Me too. One of the domains that I monitor had thousands of internal links and now it shows as 0. Weird.

Check using the organic search estimates in Ahrefs, those are usually pretty good and they keep quite a long history. You can also get similar estimates from SEMRush