Can someone explain this...Ahrefs

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Can someone explain this? Good rating, a lot of links but no traffic, no keywords. But i know for sure there is traffic



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The traffic stats on most tools are understated
 
Because all those links are spam (99.99% guarantee!). So at some point this website had 42 000 ref domains and then they dropped to 6800? How is this even possible? Ill tell you how - when you use GSA or similar software to create 30 million links in comments, forums etc, that got deleted at some point be the webmasters. So this domain/website is most likely pure crap worth nothing. Google understand that and rank it accordingly..
 
Maybe it's analyzing the traffic from certain locale that doesn't have traffic. I don't use Ahrefs for this topic, but for example in Semrush, if you put a different locale that the page actually is, you will see 0 traffic, despite it might have a lot in the adequate one.
 
Maybe it's analyzing the traffic from certain locale that doesn't have traffic. I don't use Ahrefs for this topic, but for example in Semrush, if you put a different locale that the page actually is, you will see 0 traffic, despite it might have a lot in the adequate one.
Ahrefs is not retarded like Semrush and show you the total traffic first, you have to select the country in order to see local traffic.
 
No one can explain anything good, unless he see the full report or domain.
 
You can click on the referring backlinks, sort it by its high DR UR backlinks then click one by one. Analyze whether those backlinks are clean or spam?
 
I don't think that Ahrefs is inaccurate here. I know it shows less traffic than the site has (even Ahrefs confirms that on a blog post), but as mentioned here it might be that the links are pure spam.
 
It might be due to the irrelevant link. Your referring domain are too much so it is impossible that you don't have ranking. you should nee focus on your webmaster stats.,
 
Ahrefs is not retarded like Semrush and show you the total traffic first, you have to select the country in order to see local traffic.

Actually ahref does show you TOTAL traffic in Overview ..so ahref is retard

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you missed the part "for which the target ranks across all countries in pour database"

The traffic ahref shows in overview is OVER ALL TRAFFIC from ALL countries
Dude that is what I said for Ahrefs.. it shows you all the traffic first. Semrush is retarded by not doing it.
 
oh ...i see :oops:
That's why I told you to read it again. :)
Anyway Semrush is annoying! You put the website there, shows you US be default (almost) 0 traffic. Then you start a guess game from where the website have traffic... Is it New Zealand? Nope. Maybe Canada? Nope. Hmm oh it's Zimbabwe and Kenya.... Yet I won against the idiocy of semrush, again.
 
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 say 1 month ago and all its ranking pages are https.
5. You're checking the www version while now all the pages use the non-www URL (while the backlinks still point at the www- URLs)

But if you're absolutely sure that the website is getting good traffic from search, check (4) and (5)
 
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