Mobile ranking data on all plans
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Tim Soulo
complete
done! :)
Tim Soulo
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Mobile ranking on Standard plan too
Advantage Media
I wonder why we can't get the mobile ranking with the standard plan.
I think mobile ranking should be included by default as, as I learned from your blog over the years, Google is basically only focusing on the mobile database
so, it doesn't make any sense to pay $179 for tracking something that Google wouldn't even care about. Am I wrong?
Tim Soulo
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Mobile ranking
Michel Vincente
No that Google, has switched over to mobile-first indexing it shouldn't cost extra 50 dollars to view that? It would be fairer if desktop had that cost not mobile..
Tim Soulo
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Mobile Ranking in Standard Plan
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Noushad M
We was planning to move from Moz to ahref, but the mobile ranking feature is stopping us. Nowadays mobile ranking is important than desktop. The advanced and agency plan is not affordable for single website owners. I saw that many people is requesting for the same. You should consider adding this in "Standard Plan".
Nassim Bojji
Agree with Michel, it should be include by default for all plans!
Jack Venturi
Desktop rankings are totally obsolete now. You might as well just remove the Rank Tracking module out of the Standard Plan.
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Si Quan Ong
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Mobile Rankings available in any plan
Dennis Lai
IN TIMES WHEN MOBILE INDEX IS STANDARD, ITS NOT ACCEPTABLE OFFERING A PLAN FOR 179$ WITHOUT MOBILE RANKINGS
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Si Quan Ong
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Mobile keywords in Pro plan and above
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Considering we've moved into Mobile First, and 70% of traffic comes from mobile on Avg, shouldn't we be able to get mobile keywords as a default feature on all plans? SEMRUSH and others already do, I don't see the need to make this a 'premium plan' feature.
Abram Bailey
considering the mobile first world we live in now with google, it seems like ahrefs should default to mobile rankings and make desktop an add on. a real pity that they make this data unavailable except to agencies. does real damage to small business owners who want to take control of their destiny
Nathan Veenstra
Mobile rankings are not the same as the mobile indexing that Google now focuses on.
For me personally, desktop is more important as most B2B clients will use desktop, not mobile. It also differs per country, as in a lot of Asian and African countries, cheap smartphones make internet access more affordable than laptops and desktop computers have.
And it's not really that Google doesn't care about desktop, it's just that their index is now based on the mobile (versions of) web pages.
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