Overview of Ahrefs
Ahrefs is a very useful SEO tool to optimize your website in order to be visible on search engines.
Like SEMRush, Ahrefs crawls your website and analyzes SERPs (search result pages) to provide you with various detailed analyses (keyword suggestion, SEO difficulty, backlinks analysis, natural traffic analysis, technical improvements, bugs and errors, etc.)
In short, this tool really allows you to retrieve important data to make decisions and implement actions in order to be well referenced.
Why use Ahrefs?
- Web analysis
- SEO Metrics
- Competitive analysis
- SEO Alert
- Website audit
- Technical SEO audit
- Suggested keywords
- Backlink analysis
- Customized report
- Position tracking
How does Ahrefs work?
Ahrefs is a fairly intuitive tool. You just need to connect your website to the tool via a code to insert or via a direct integration via the Google Search Console. Once connected, ahrefs crawls the different pages of your website to give you a technical report of the SEO errors it presents.
You also have access to an entire menu that allows you to access the different functionalities of the tool. Each report has its own features to push your analysis and make intelligent decisions. You can directly follow the evolution of your traffic (natural or paid) in the tool.
To understand Ahrefs, the tool offers an academy with different video resources to understand the features and have a basic understanding of SEO.
Tools X Ahrefs
Ahrefs is a tool that can be used with any CMS:
The tool can also be combined with Google Studio Data to have customized dashboards.
Conclusion on the tool
Benefits of Ahrefs
- Easy to use
- Large database
- Complete tool
- Possibility to be several on a project
- Detailed report
- Regular alert if there is a problem on the site
- Explanation of the technical SEO problems present on a website
Disadvantages of Ahrefs
- The cost can be quite high
- No mobile application
- The first paying plans are limited
- English tool
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