Moz Page Authority shows a subdomain that has not been used in years.

[daniel.sigrist]

Dear Gurus,

Last week, I ran the Moz Free Domain Authority Checker, and these are my Top Pages by Links:

My problem is that we shut down the subdomain (jobsulting.consultingquest.com) almost three years ago. I already searched my domain (consultingquest.com) website's MySQL database, and there is no reference to the e subdomain. So, I need help figuring out where these are coming from and removing them.

Can anybody help?

Thank you,

Daniel

 

[fisicx]

Or just ignore anything Moz tells you. Googles doesn't care and if the sub-domain no longer exists there is nothing to worry about.

Also...

The sub-domian will have a different database. It might be hidden away. Have you checked using phpmyadmin?

 

[daniel.sigrist]

Or just ignore anything Moz tells you. Googles doesn't care and if the sub-domain no longer exists there is nothing to worry about.

Also...

The sub-domian will have a different database. It might be hidden away. Have you checked using phpmyadmin?

Thank you for answering so fast.

Yes. It was in a different database, but the server that hosted the subdomain also does not exist anymore. So it's not that.

Thank you.

 

[fisicx]

In which case I wouldn't do anything. Let moz waste it's resources indexing non-existent domains and never use the pointless tool again.

 

[keyserholiday]

Domain Authority is not a ranking factor. Ignore it. It doesn’t mean anything.