How much TF/CF/ DA/PA would be good?

DoraSeoWorld Level 1

May 8, 2016, 11:19 am

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As we all of us know that google has penalized their PR concept.
Then we have to provide tf cf da pa to our clients.
I just want to know in your opinions how much tf cf and da pa will be good for blog commenting??

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DoraSeoWorld

I think PA & DA 30+ is good enough.

May be. But PA and DA can be different right?

11 years ago

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SEOGuru

One thing to keep in mind when you’re hunting for a badass domain/backlink is DA & PA are both measured on a logarithmic scale. So every single point increase makes a domain 10 times more powerful.

As such, finding domains with DA +30/PA +40 that are clean are incredibly difficult and usually will be fairly expensive to purchase.

The other thing to remember is when you see a PA of 1 and a DA of 22 it doesn’t mean the website is garbage. It means you’re not looking at the most powerful page on the website.

So anything above 15 is good.

Trust flow and citation flow ratio
The ratio between the above two metrics matters a lot in determining the overall trust of the site.
If a site has a citation flow of 40 and trust flow of 20 then the ratio is 2:1 or 0.5. The maximum ratio possible most of the times is 0.9. However, Google is an exception, it has the ratio of 98:99.

Nearing to the ratio of 1 is desirable. Average trust to citation flow ratio should be 0.50. More the authority and trustworthy the site, the ratio is higher.

If the trust flow is greatly lesser than the citation flow, then it is clear that the site is having low-quality large amount of backlinks.

11 years ago

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Untowent48

I think PA/DA would be 30+.

10 years ago

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Corzhens

Gee, this is alien to me. This is the first time that I’ve heard of the terms Trust Flow and Citation Flow ratio. I know that this can help a learner of SEO but I think this topic is very technical already. For someone like me who is not techie at all I guess this is too much so I will just scan the comments.

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