Recent content by NickChurick

DR in Ahrefs is based on the number of referring domains (with "followed" links). So if all these lost links reported by Aherfs are from the same domain, it's only natural that your DR has not changed

This thread makes Ahrefs sad.. :(

There are a few possible reasons: 1. Penalized by Google at some point 2. Was down (nxdomain) for quite a while and bought and resurrected just a few days ago 3. Redirects to another domain (is the website indexed in Google?) 4. You're checking the http version while the website moved to https...

Just a temporary technical issue. We're fixing it right now ;)

Does Ahrefs show just 1 referring domain in "Live" mode? What about "Recent" and "Historical" modes? Ahrefs could have seen that the links from these domains are lost today.

DR is directly related to your backlink profile. Check your lost backlinks report (and don't forget there is a "dropped" tab in that report too) solution? Get more high-quality backlinks to your website

Please don't...

Ahrefs does not care about the website tld, location and language. It crawls all the web. It may not crawl rather "weak" websites often and thus may not discover backlinks from such websites quickly. But this has nothing to do with a country :) However, organic keywords report and traffic...

Thank you!!! This kind of feedback is truly important for our small team. We'll do our best to keep up... and go beyond ;)

I don't ;) Why would I use my name and last name here if I did? Of course that's not Mat! That's what I was trying to explain. To be honest, I also thought that Josh was serious about that Matt Cutts X) as I read the first two paragraphs of the post. I'll drop Josh a link to this thread btw...

That was an example of "spam" they have filtered out from the servery results

Have you even read on? Gosh.. "I started with this example to illustrate that we didn’t just throw a survey into the air and blindly pull results in Google Sheets. We manually reviewed every submission to remove duplicates and spam."

Can you? "The average number of times people have searched for a keyword and its close variants" How do you go around these "buckets"?