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Assuming you've already got a link from:
sitea.com/page1 (Moz domain rank 55, Moz page rank 30)

You have two choices for another link:

1. Another link on the same domain but a new page:
sitea.com/page2 (Moz domain rank 55, Moz page rank 30)

2. A link on a new domain but with a lesser domain & page rank
siteb.com/page1 (Moz domain rank 30, Moz page rank 20)

Assuming you have no other links to your site - both sites are relevant to your industry, both 5 years old, both have the same number of visitors/external links/ads and the content and anchor text remains the same.

Which will have a bigger impact on SERP movements?

Sam

Brilliant thanks! Checked all these out.

To confirm the best way is to view when any link was found I suggest Google Webmaster Tools:

Log into Google Webmaster Tools go to Search Traffic - Links to your site - Who Links the Most - More - Click "Download Latest Links". On this export you can see the link and date found by Google! Despite it's name it dates back (for us) up to 7 years.

If you want to watch links as they come in then I suggest the Moz Fresh link Explorer (only goes back 60 days I believe).

Thanks and enjoy!

Sam

The URL and page title ect seems to point towards Devonshire a county literally at the opposite end of the United Kingdom - Could this be having an impact?

Your Moz rank is fairly low - Look to build this with high quality links within your industry.

Is it possible to check when a link was first discovered in Moz?

R.E. Original question - Nothing funny here looks like a standard Meta description.

Note: It used to be standard that Google pulled only ever the Meta description but now if they consider it more relevant they'll (Google) will pull any page content that's relevant to the search query, no matter if it appears at the top, middle or bottom of a a page - you really can't dictate this since you can't possibly predict all possible search queries which will result in visitors to your site.

I'd stick to writing strong Meta & page titles & descriptions providing high quality content and letting Google handle what it pulls! You may want to look into the Schema.org markup to see what you can dictate.

Sam

Will this only work on a link by link basis?

To confirm I have a list of 300 links I've scraped from Google into Excel, how can I display the PA for all of these sites within Excel?

Thanks James,

That's great. What's the best way to bring in my PA into Excel?

Hi all,

I'm looking for a solution which will allow me to sort a list of links by pagerank.

There seems to be a couple of solutions online but neither work for me due to various updates since they were created.

Can anyone give me a solution which will work today - Perhaps using Google Sheets/Excel?

I have a Moz Pro subscription.

Thanks,

Sam

Nice, should be later today then! I've just added some new keywords in so hopefully these will get picked up today also.

Sam

My keyword rankings were last updated on the 8th of October when will they be updated?

Thanks,

Sam