The quality of links is the highest ranking factor in Google’s core search algorithm, according to a recent survey by marketing software firm Moz. In fact, the domain-level link features, which is the total number of incoming links to a domain, are considered to be the biggest contributing factor to a website’s online visibility. Moz gathered the opinions of more than 150 top digital markets on which elements have the most impact on a website’s status in page results and ranked them on a scale of 1 (as the least) to 10 (as the highest). Among over 90 areas, the domain-level link features were deemed to have the highest effect with an 8.22 rating, while page-level social metrics had the least significance with a 3.98 rating.
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