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Moz Linking Root Domains

Linking Root Domains is a metric that measures the number of unique root domains linking to a website, indicating the site's authority and the breadth of its backlink profile.

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The Linking Root Domains metric in MOZ measures the number of unique root domains that have at least one link to a particular website or page. It is a crucial metric in analyzing the backlink profile of a website as it considers the quality and diversity of the linking domains rather than just the total number of links. A higher number of linking root domains indicates a stronger and more authoritative backlink profile, which can positively impact the website's search engine rankings.

Example: Assessing competitor's authority and potential partnerships. E.g. analyzing the number and quality of websites linking to their domain. A high LRDS count indicates a strong backlink profile and potential collaboration opportunities.

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