Blacklist/Hide Spam Links
Tom Phillips
Ability to blacklist spam sites, site wide on Ahrefs. (similar to Disavow list feature)
E.g:
sitedownrightnow. com
keyword-suggest-tool. com
emutop. net
linkddl. com
Similar to the Disavow for your own site, would be great to remove these types of links for ALL sites, within Ahrefs.
These sites show up over and over in the backlinks report, and are not indexed, and provide no value. This creates extra work for staff and inaccurate results at a glance in the SERP analysis and Backlink reports.
Please can we have a section where we can enter in root domains to hide them site wide on Ahrefs!
Thank you
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Torbjorn Wallin
100% agree, just posted a very similar comment. Looking forward to see these spammy sites removed from ahrefs soon
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milanese
Lord of SEO
I actually don't want to hide them, the issue they have is they have no way of knowing what is a spam node. This would mean a recalculation of every domain. They also add DR to redirected spam exploited nodes. I wouldn't hold your breath this will be here in 2030
Lord of SEO
Lord of SEO here again, years later and @ahrefs and Tim is sat on his arse doing nothing, yercum.com is pissing me off, ahrefs algorithm to filter these junk sites out doesn't exist.
Vikash Kumar
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Claire Beutel
Agreed - the repeated appearance of spam sites in the backlinks reports is a big issue. These spammy domains tend to clutter the results, provide no meaningful value, and require unnecessary manual work to filter out. This not only complicates the workflow for SEOs but also hinders the accuracy of SERP analysis and backlink reports.
To implement this feature, I would like to suggest two potential solutions:
- Ability to Create a Blacklist:
AHREFs could introduce a user-friendly interface that allows users to create a blacklist of domains they wish to exclude from reports.
Users could simply add spammy domains to their blacklist, ensuring that these domains are automatically filtered out from future reports.
- Manual Domain Exclusion:
Another option is to incorporate a feature that enables users to manually input a list of domains they want to exclude.
This manual exclusion could be enhanced further by allowing users to save these lists for future use, providing convenience and efficiency.
By implementing these solutions, AHREFs would empower its users to have more control over their data and significantly enhance the overall user experience. It would not only make your platform more user-friendly but also strengthen its position as an indispensable tool for SEO professionals.
I genuinely believe that these additions would be warmly welcomed by the AHREFs community and contribute to the continued success of your platform.
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