Page Authority (PA) Checker
Measure a specific page's authority with a score from 0 to 100
What is Page Authority?
Page Authority (PA) is a score developed by Moz that predicts how well a specific web page will rank in search engine results. Like Domain Authority, the score ranges from 1 to 100, with higher scores indicating a greater ranking ability.
Difference between Domain Authority and Page Authority
| Domain Authority (DA) | Page Authority (PA) |
|---|---|
| Measures the authority of the entire domain | Measures the authority of a single page |
| Considers all domain-level factors | Considers page-specific factors |
| Predicts the overall domain ranking | Predicts the ranking of a specific URL |
| Useful for assessing a site's overall strength | Useful for comparing similar or competing pages |
How is Page Authority calculated?
Page Authority takes into account several page-specific factors, including:
- Domain Authority: domain authority influences page authority
- Specific backlinks: links pointing directly to the page
- Page content: quality, relevance and uniqueness
- On-page optimization: meta tags, heading structure, keyword usage
- Engagement metrics: time on page, bounce rate
- Performance metrics: load speed, mobile usability
How to improve Page Authority
Here are some specific strategies to improve a page's Page Authority:
Get direct backlinks
Get other sites to link directly to this specific page.
Optimize the content
Improve the quality, relevance and completeness of the page content.
Refine on-page SEO
Optimize the title tag, meta description, headings and URL structure.
Improve internal links
Build a network of internal links pointing to the page from other pages on the site.
Improve speed
Speed up page loading by optimizing images and resources.
Ensure mobile responsiveness
Check that the page works perfectly on all devices.