Site Audit

It would be awesome to be able to compare to organic competitors traffic and traffic value without taking into consideration brand-related traffic. So for each domain that would need to be excluded, as branded keywords volume and value is oftentimes bigger than a whole SEO topic cluster, so we end up comparing to their brand equity not actual SEO performance.

If there is no tag manager tag on specific pages it is easy to identify.

Currently its an email and that email isnt actionable directly. A slack input that highlights the important misses.

When I go through the Site Audit I try to fix items pointed out. It could be a week before there is another scan. Allow me to mark something as fixed so it leaves the list, or I at least know I already looked at it. Then next scan you can save on crawl budget by only checking fixed items plus new URL not previously scanned. Not much will change in a week. If I don't fix items on scans, then I lose in the crawl budget because you don't have to check something that has no action. Let me select many items on a list, then mark Fixed or Ignore , to turn Site Audit into a quality assurance tool. If I'm constantly marketing things fixed, then the next audit will validate those fixes. At this point I can see how responsive is the webmaster. Internally you can keep track of how many times something breaks, so you're not scanning the same broken links. I believe this will make users of Ahrefs more responsive to use Site Audit, plus search engines will reward for actual fixing problems.

I would like to be able to see when I'm appearing in Google's generative AI links. Ideally, there would be a way to search on the webpage and see how many queries we appear on, what keywords make us appear, and how often the domain/URL path is appearing in general.

When an image (especially icons) is for decorative purposes only or it already has a text equivalent, the W3C recommends using an empty alt tag to hide the image from screen readers. These should not be reported as missing alt tags. See https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/images/decorative/

I need to use site audit by API

Helps to determine the Google Merchant Center category of a specific website Read https://cloud.google.com/natural-language/docs/categories?hl=en

For example, we don't insist on blog articles having manually defined meta descriptions. It would be great if we could mark these URLs so that they are not reported as Errors or other problems for this specific issue.