DR in SEO: What Domain Rating Actually Predicts
DR in SEO is Ahrefs' 0-100 backlink score. Here's what it predicts, what it doesn't, and what our own DR climb from 12 to 18 actually changed.
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DR in SEO is Ahrefs' 0-100 backlink score. Here's what it predicts, what it doesn't, and what our own DR climb from 12 to 18 actually changed.
CMS SEO compared across 8 platforms, plus data from 144 pages on one CMS showing why platform choice decides less about rankings than vendors claim.
An SEO content strategy built from one small site's own numbers: 149 posts, 76 indexed on Google, 2,143 impressions, and the rule that rejects most keywords.
Most AI content agents stop at the draft. We scored 8 of them on four jobs — research, draft, publish, verify — and only three finish the run.
We tracked 284 URLs in Search Console and ran two 14-day revalidations. Zero pages recovered. Here's what "crawled - currently not indexed" really means.
Most AI SEO agents stop at the draft. Use the 5-rung autonomy ladder to test what an agent actually does on its own — and where the loop breaks.
Rytr costs about $9/mo, but most alternatives start at $49. Here are 7 tools sorted by why you're actually leaving — and when staying is smarter.
Most programmatic SEO examples come from DR 500+ giants. Here are the page sets torn down by their data source, plus a test for what you can copy.
A blog SEO checklist ranked by measured effect on a real DR 12 site: what moved 8,730 impressions, what did nothing, and the one item most lists skip.
A blog outline template built from the criteria a scorer actually grades: H2 spacing, visual density, FAQ shape and CTA placement. Copy it, stop revising.
Writesonic is an AI visibility platform now, starting at $79/mo. Here are 7 Writesonic alternatives compared by what happens after the draft.
Seven blog post examples you can copy, each shown with the real impressions and search positions it earned on a live site — including the ones that flopped.