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Since domain authority and page authority metrics are not Google's service, i am interested if DA and PA really help in positioning on Google search (SERP)?
If yes, please can you explain how it works with Google!
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Beverly
I spent about twenty minutes on Google search for this question and only found one slightly official announcement from Google from the Webmaster Central Help Forum. And, if you have any other official Google.com related announcements about DA or PA, (not associated with Moz or other sites quoting them), then that would be greatly appreciated.
?If your site is already well optimized onpage SEO and off page SEO and following Google Webmaster Guidelines for creating high quality websites, then you are likely going to rank very well in Google search AND have good Domain Authority or Page Authority. The Moz [b]Domain Authority[/b] and [b]Page Authority[/b] score are[b] not officially recognized by Google[/b] and only intended to give you an idea of how well a page or site will rank in Google search. Google does not officially recognize DA or PA as a guideline for ranking sites. I spent about twenty minutes on Google search for this question and only found one slightly official announcement from Google from the [url=https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/webmasters/YpMDHpFTxXo]Webmaster Central Help Forum[/url]. And, if you have any other official Google.com related announcements about DA or PA, (not associated with Moz or other sites quoting them), then that would be greatly appreciated. If your site is already well optimized [i][b]onpage SEO[/b][/i] and off page SEO and following Google Webmaster Guidelines for creating high quality websites, then you are likely going to rank very well in Google search AND have good Domain Authority or Page Authority.
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