Domain authority is a scoring concept that estimates the overall authority and expected ranking power of a domain, usually on a scale of 0 to 100. Note that it is a metric from SEO tools such as Moz or Ahrefs, not an official Google factor. It is useful to compare sites, not as an end in itself.
Higher authority usually correlates with better rankings, mainly due to strong backlinks. But it's a third-party estimate, not a number Google uses. Focus on the underlying quality: relevant links and good content via off-page SEO and linkbuilding.
No. Domain authority is an SEO tools metric, not an official Google ranking factor. It's a helpful guess, not a truth.
By building relevant, quality backlinks and creating strong content. The score follows the underlying authority, not the other way around.
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