Why track link building metrics?

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For example, links from "spammy domains" worsen your link profile and could lead to Google penalties.

On the contrary, "high-quality", "editorial" and "relevant" inbound backlinks improve your "domain rating" and "trustworthiness".

Various "domain" and "page" metrics determine the overall value of an inbound link.

Various link measurement factors determine whether a backlink from a particular nurse database domain or page is useful or not.


Not all backlinks are created equal or beneficial. Some are "excellent," some may be "neutral," while others could actually harm your website if they come from spammy domains specifically created to deceive users and search engines.

Inbound hyperlinks from trustworthy domains are difficult to acquire and fall under the highest level of links. Similarly, backlinks from low-quality domains are easy to acquire and fall under the lowest level of links.

By evaluating the various link building metrics, you can determine whether the link from a particular domain is of high or low quality.

As we all know, link building is a resource-intensive process that requires time, effort, and often financial costs. If you're investing in link building activities that could harm your link profile in the long run, you're making a big mistake.