Moz used to suck up link data..

[kexej28769@nongnue]

A. but not anymore! The new Link Explorer is here - Whiteboard Friday
So I mentioned that the size of the index was a big issue. Link Explorer has got a big index. Honestly, it's about 20 times bigger than Open Site Explorer and as you can see, very competitive with bahrain number data services out there. Majestic Fresh says they have about a trillion URLs, I think it's from the last 60 days. Ahrefs, about 3 trillion. Majestic's historical, which runs all the time, is about 7 trillion, and Moz, just in the last 90 days, which I think our index is — maybe it's a little bit smaller than that, 60 days — 4.7 trillion, so about 5 trillion URLs. Just really, really big. It covers a huge part of the web, which is great.

2. All data is updated every 24 hours.
Moz used to suck up link data... but not anymore! The new Link Explorer is here - Whiteboard Friday
So, unlike the old index, it is very fresh. Whenever it finds a new link, it updates the PA scores and DA scores. The entire interface can show you all the links it found yesterday morning.

3. DA and PA are tracked daily for each site.
Moz used to suck up link data... but not anymore! The new Link Explorer is here - Whiteboard Friday
You don't have to track them yourself. You don't have to put them in your campaigns. Whenever you go to a domain and look, you'll see this graph that shows you the domain authority over time, which has been great.

For my new company, I'm tracking all the links coming in on SparkToro, and I can see my DA going up. It's really exciting. I put out a good blog post, I get a bunch of links, and the next day my DA goes up. How cool is that?