Moz Rank Checker
To determine how good the backlink profile of a website is, Moz invented a metric called Moz Rank. The Moz rank index is based on a logarithmic scale from 1 to 10. The grading system or concept is believed to have gotten its inspiration from Google’s PageRank algorithm.
Introducing our Moz Rank Checker Tool:
If you need to find out the Moz Rank score of any website, you can use our FREE Moz Rank checker tool. This tool will report you the exact Moz rank of any site and some other important information about the backlink profile of any site.
Apart from showing the Moz Rank score of any website, this tool is capable to report the -
- Domain authority (DA)
- Page authority (PA)
- Number of (unique) linking domains (Linking domains)
- Total number of inbound links (Total Links)
Report analysis:
After you submit the link of any site in our Moz rank tracking tool, it will show you a report with the aforementioned data. In the section below, we have discussed what the above data mean and what they indicate about your site’s SEO profile.
URL:
In the URL section, the tool will return back the URL of the site.
Moz Rank:
The second part of the report table is of Moz Rank. The Moz rank of any site will show up here. Currently, the data is reported in integer by the Moz Rank checker tool.
DA:
DA stands for Domain Authority. It is a popular metric built by the same company to represent the strength of the backlink profile of a domain. Just like Moz Rank, this metric too, uses a logarithmic scale.
However, it takes much more things into account to calculate the domain authority of any domain.
PA:
Page Authority or PA is a similar index like Domain Authority. But, instead of measuring the backlink profile of your domain, a page authority rates the strength of the backlink profile of a particular page from a logarithmic scale of 1 to 100.
By guessing the domain authority and page authority, you can get a good idea of how many quality backlinks the domain or the particular page has received.
Linking domain:
The penultimate column of the Moz Rank Checker tool table tells us about the number of unique domains that are pointing towards that particular domain.
Total links:
In the last column of the Moz Rank tool’s report, you’ll find the total number of links your site has received. Unlike ‘linking domains’, this section doesn’t take into account just unique links. Which means, it counts every single inbound link that a site has received, be them from a single website.
As the number of quality backlinks impacts everything, be it Moz Rank or Domain Authority (DA) or Page Authority (PA), that’s why if you have a higher domain authority, it usually suggests your site to possess a good Moz Rank.
How to boost your Moz Rank?
Make your backlink profile strong:
Moz themself admits that to get a fair score in Moz Rank, you need to have quality backlink. Don’t focus on building too many backlinks, but focus on building backlinks from authoritative sites.
However, there are things you should keep in mind before you start hitting random sites for gaining backlinks. As a webmaster, you should never spam on other sites with the link of your website. Doing that may result in your website’s spam score getting high.
Getting tons of backlinks from small sites, sites which have just started their journey may not be as effective as getting just one quality backlinks from highly authoritative sites like Wikipedia.
If only a few pages on your site have gotten a great backlink profile, it may not be enough to boost the Moz rank, as Moz Rank is calculated for your entire domain. So, make sure you try to boost the “sitewide” backlink profile.
Frequently asked question about Moz Rank checker tool:
Q: What to do if your Moz Rank is shown zero?
A: If your Moz Rank is reported to be zero by the Moz Rank checker tool, it means your site has a weak backlink profile, strengthen your backlink profile to increase Moz Rank.
