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Just good quality links without quantity of referring domains - helped improve DR? - Have you increased authority with less referring domains count?

Hey, SEO with over 8 years experience. Always worked with mid to large sized sites with thousands to millions of traffic. First time working with a domain with AS 19.

Content work is going great. Technical SEO top notch. Distribution is great. But backlinks, I do large scale outreach to get 10-20 links months through guest posts, link exchanges, article exchanges. Recently bought some directory links as well.

All my competitors have a ref domain count over 2000. Mine stuck at 500-600. Slowly growing. AS grows slowly as well.

Any trick we can use to get the AS up without having to buy spam links. Let's face it, most referring domains in many big sites are irrelevant and spammy. But they kinda get their base number up.

I know it's the wrong way to think about it, but I can't help but see this number weigh down on our efforts. What is your take?

Juniors with low experiences, try not to comment things out of internet. Experienced perspectives please.

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