Wordpress plugin

I would like to propose adding WPML (WordPress Multilingual Plugin) support to the Ahrefs plugin. WPML is one of the most widely used plugins for creating multilingual WordPress websites, which is essential for businesses operating in international markets. By integrating WPML support into the Ahrefs plugin, users would benefit from: > Enhanced international SEO: It would enable users to optimize their content in multiple languages, ensuring better search engine visibility across different regions. > Improved user experience: The ability to analyze and optimize multilingual content directly within the Ahrefs interface would streamline workflows and reduce the need for multiple tools. > Broader market reach: Supporting WPML would make Ahrefs more appealing to a global audience, especially to those who prioritize multilingual content strategies. This enhancement would significantly increase the value of the Ahrefs plugin for businesses with a global presence, making it a must-have tool for comprehensive SEO management.

Right now the Ahrefs plugin pulls in traffic metrics into the WordPress dashboard view of site content, but you can't sort by it like you can in the default items. This would be great to filter by content with most or least traffic right in the dashboard. Since the data is here I would think it would be pretty easy to add the sort option.

Please allow for local search results. Without local search results, this plugin is of no use to my local business since the nationwide results greatly differ from local, which is what matters. Example: The plugin tells me to fix a page because it is in position 57 nationwide, whereas it is in 1st position where it matters, which is the town that I am marketing to. Otherwise, this plugin has a lot of potential.

Since Polylang is a widely used plugin in WordPress to manage sites in multiple languages, it is fundamental to our business. It would be nice if it were compatible with the Ahrefs SEO plugin for WordPress.

In the Content Audit, you can see Author and Categories in the report but not in the CSV. It would be very helpful to be able to analyze performance per category in the CSV file.

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.