PA and DA in Regards to Ranking

[Jason76]

On DigitalPoint and some other big websites, they use it to rank a website's power much as Google PageRank once did. Note, to my knowledge, page authority tells about the power of specific pages, while domain authority refers to a whole website's ranking ability.

Anyhow, PA when seen on the web probably refers to an average of PA, cause each page has something different.

 

[david hong]

yes, i think so

 

[lucycarter]

You are absolutely correct. Page Authority is the power or rank of pages of website on search engines. It is different for all pages of website. Whilst, DA is the authority or power of domain of a website.

 

[Maria Jonas]

But now PA is not updating! Google stopped updating it!

 

[Divya165]

Domain Authority is a metric created by Moz.com as a more accurate indication of the value site. Like PageRank, it is a logarithmic calculation of the authority of the site. Rising from a low 30 to 35 will be easier on this scale than rising from a high 80 to 85.

PageRank is an algorithm created by Google founder Larry Page and named after him. It’s a simple step of links and link justice. Google looks at a given site and includes the number of links pointing to that site.

 

[veeprho123]

A good domain authority score does affect overall website search rankings.

 

[saoussen5765]

A good domain authority score does affect overall website search rankings.

It is not the domain because domain with low quality post will not affect good search ranking of website, so the most essential is content.

 

[kumarandassociates]

DA measures the likelihood of a website getting a high ranking, while PA measures the likelihood of a particular webpage. Compared with increasing the PA score of a webpage, increasing the DA score of a website requires more effort, but it has more long-term benefits.