Domain Power Measurement Results
* Overall score = DR×0.25 + UR×0.25 + TF×0.25 + CF×0.05 + bonus points (government/education/BL/BL÷BLD/language, max 20). DR/UR are from Ahrefs; TF/CF/BL-related figures are based on Majestic. A DR of 0.0 means Ahrefs' index has no backlink data for the domain.
Target URL
kaddy.jp
RR
Reuse Rating
Site and domain value
Ahrefs Rank: Not obtained
Third-Party Verification Certificate Available
Age of Target Site
Government Links
Backlinks: 0
Referring domains: 0
Education Links
Backlinks: 0
Referring domains: 0
Site Primary Language
Primary language: Japanese,English,Danish
Primary language ratio:
Analysis Results
DR
Think of DR as an excellent metric for choosing which websites to build links from. As a general rule, Google gives more "weight" to higher-DR websites, so you should aim to acquire backlinks from them.
UR
The higher the value, the stronger that page's link profile.
TF
The higher the proportion of backlinks from trustworthy sites, the higher this value becomes.
CF
This value is determined mainly by the number of links pointing to the site — the larger the value, the stronger the site's influence.
Government Links
The more backlinks there are, the stronger that page's link profile from government sources.
Education Links
The more backlinks there are, the stronger that page's link profile from educational institutions.
Backlink Rating
The higher the value, the stronger the link profile.
Backlink Domain Rating
The higher the value, the greater the proportion of low-quality or spam links tends to be, so backlinks and referring domains are evaluated together.
Language Rating
The higher the value, the more advantageous that page's language is for appraisal and sale in Japan.
DR
Domain Rating
Domain Rating
UR
URL Rating
Credibility Score
TF
Trust Flow
Credibility Score
CF
Citation Flow
Citation Score
Government Links
Backlinks: 0
Referring domains: 0
Education Links
Backlinks: 0
Referring domains: 0
Backlink Rating
Backlinks: 566
Referring domains: 397
Backlink Domain Rating
Language Rating
Reuse Rating (RR) Formula
For transparency, we publish our rating formula.
As of March 11, 2024
RR = DR × 35% + UR × 25% + TF × 25% + CF × 5% + BLP × 20%
RR: Reuse Rating (SiteScouter's proprietary rating standard)
DR: Domain Rating (Ahrefs' domain evaluation)
UR: URL Rating (Ahrefs' credibility score)
TF: Trust Flow (Majestic's trust score)
CF: Citation Flow (Majestic's citation score)
BLP: Backlink Points (backlink evaluation points)
BLP scores the 20% share below on a 0-20 point scale, using the formula below
Evaluation of Backlinks from Government and Educational Institutions
Backlink from a government agency: +5 points30 or more backlinks from government agencies: +8 points
Backlink from an educational institution: +3 points
100 or more backlinks from educational institutions: +5 points
* More backlinks from government agencies is considered a sign of trustworthiness. The bonus is smaller, but more backlinks from educational institutions is likewise considered a sign of trustworthiness.
Evaluation of the Backlinks / Referring Domains Ratio
BL: Number of backlinksBLD: Number of referring domains
BL/BLD of 50 or more: -5 points
BL/BLD of 30 or less: +3 points
BL/BLD of 10 or less: +5 points
* A rough reference formula for low-quality/spam links (sites with many backlinks from SNS platforms such as X or Instagram tend to score higher here, but that is not treated as a negative in this case)
BL of 30 or less: -3 points
BL of 30 or more: +2 points
BL of 50 or more: +3 points
BL of 100 or more: +5 points
* Policy is not to evaluate favorably when the backlink count is extremely low
No reuse history: +3 points
* This bonus applies only to appraisal and sale within Japan
Language is Japanese: +5 points
Language is English, German, or French: +3 points
Language is Chinese, Thai, Russian, or Arabic: -3 points
* This bonus/penalty applies only to appraisal and sale within Japan
* The rating formula is updated from time to time to reflect current conditions.
Update history: May 11, 2024 — Added a diagram of the Reuse Rating (RR) formula
Update history: May 14, 2024 — Added a diagram of the BLP portion of the Reuse Rating (RR) formula