Wordpress plugin

It would be great to have an option to draft pages/posts in bulk within the content audit section of the plugin (not just send them to trash).

Currently dead links are only visible in Site Audit. It would be really useful if the WordPress plugin would have an interface to identify all pages with broken links and tools to easily manage/fix the broken links. i.e. Quick Replace dead link X with working link Y. To be clear, I'm talking about both internal as external links. Broken Youtube videos, missing images, etc. Being able to manage that directly in WordPress would save so much time. Additionally it would be really nice to have a function to automatically disable/hide any broken links as soon as they are discovered. To avoid any penalty from Google.

It's very slow right now, it should be faster

Add support for GoodLayes builder. They keep page content in custom field as a JSON.

As Ahrefs knows/suggests internal linking opportunities, would be great to allow auto linking internally.

As per the competitor analysis find some topics that we are missing and can be best

Not every site uses WordPress and it's a valuable feature especially whey having to audit thousands of pages. It should be available to paying customers in the normal tools too. Or, if you want to offload some CPU, maybe you could extract the PHP from the WP Plugin and make it available so we can hook up our API keys and run it locally.

As your Ahrefs plugin currently supports YOAST and RankMath, I am wondering if you could add support for SEOPress as well? SEOPress is not as widely used as YOAST but has a very extensive feature set and those who use it, find it better than YOAST. This is the field that contains the target keyword that SEOPress users would set: _seopress_analysis_target_kw Also, adding the link here for the overview of all the fields generated by SEOPress: https://www.seopress.org/support/guides/list-of-all-post-metas-generated-by-seopress/

With the current Ahrefs WordPress plugin, the main admin dashboard lets you sort by Dates, Categories, Authors, and Keywords. It would be fantastic if Tags were also included here, along with other taxonomies. I use Tags extensively to group different sets of posts and there's currently no way for me to quickly see how each group is performing.