Content Explorer

Ability to extract data from an API for content explorer

“Unemployed for almost a month... I am grateful for this time.” For the first time in years, I had time to sit down to think seriously about the future. I started to study marketing. Learn how to build a TikTok channel. Learn to sell. And lately, I've been thinking about learning to bake. I'm going to create work for myself instead of just looking for a job. I don't know in a few months I'll be an office worker, a marketer, or really start learning to bake. But I want to record every step of the way and continue this journey.

“Unemployed for almost a month... I am grateful for this time.” For the first time in years, I had time to sit down to think seriously about the future. I started to study marketing. Learn how to build a TikTok channel. Learn to sell. And lately, I've been thinking about learning to bake. I'm going to create work for myself instead of just looking for a job. I don't know in a few months I'll be an office worker, a marketer, or really start learning to bake. But I want to record every step of the way and continue this journey.

There’s a language field for pages, which is great. But there should also be an option to filter websites by traffic location. “English” can mean Canada, the UK, the US, Ireland, and so on, and if you want a specific market, you have to get creative with search operators. For example, to find casino sites specifically in the UK (see the attached screenshot), I’m currently forced to filter by TLD, so I’m mainly getting . co.uk domains. That means we’re missing a lot of relevant UK-traffic sites on .com, .net, .org, etc. This would be a game-changer because, right now, the workflow is: find sites first, then recheck everything in Batch Analysis to confirm locations. There are a few ways to get location data, but it takes multiple steps to get clean, usable results. P.S. If you could also add a “traffic location” filter when checking referring domains (RDs) for a specific domain, that would be insanely useful too. Thank you :)

Content Explorer Shows you different URL's as per your filter but my target audience is US. How can I limit it to show only keywords ranking in US. Not other countries like India, Phillipines, etc

Does content explorer can exclude eCommerce site from search results?

It would be awesome if we could filter by who has an author and who doesn't. Email finder tools work best when you give them a first name and last name along with the website, and since the limit for downloading on my plan is 30,000 results, it would really help if I could download only blog posts with authors.

I want to be able to find specific keywords in domain names across the internet. Search ahrefs using a specific word to bring up all the domain names (not urls but actual live website domain names) that include that keyword. Then you can filter with DR and traffic to get a highly relevant list of domains on the internet that have your specific keyword in it - then outreach to those sites to get a link to your site. Then repeat with all your target keywords to find more domains with your keywords in it. The links you get will be highly relevant and filtered for DA and traffic and whatever else you want to filter for.