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Best MOZRANK?

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joemas99 last edited by

"Domain mozRank is a link popularity score based on how the domains, rather than just pages, link to each other. It is an indicator of a how popular www.unclefed.com is among domains"

5.12 out of 10

Just how exactly are the domains supposed to link to each other to obtain the highest possible mozrank? Thanks
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RyanPurkey last edited by

It's not so much how, as how much, both with pages that are strong linking and a lot of pages linking, i.e. if the home page of apple.com linked to your website that would be a very strong link, but so would numerous smaller strength blogs linking to your site with similar topics and posts.
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