How Does AHREFS Work?
AHREFS determines a website's Domain Rating (DR) by examining unique domains that link to the target website and their own referring domains. They then conduct a number of calculations and coding to determine the raw DR values for each domain. Once all of these factors have been tallied, they plot the results on a scale of 0 to 100. As long as the domains linked to the target website are unique, the DR of a site will be low. The DR is determined by how many backlinks a website has. High DR websites have more backlinks than low DR sites. This is because it is easier to obtain a high-DR website than a low-DR one. In addition, the fewer backlinks a site has, the higher its RD is. In the end, the higher its RD, the more valuable it is. The DR score for a site is calculated based on the amount of backlinks the website has. The higher the DR, the higher its domain authority. The lower the DR, the less valuable a website is. Similarly, high-DR websites are more difficult to get and are no