but doesn’t ahrefs include sub domain too?, and you should have blurred the siteIf you look closely you are not searching the same URL. Https and without are two different links
Definitely got it set on the metrics for the exact URL in the second screenshot...
This is actually a bug from Ahrefs. Their data is unreliable in the recent months and they received a lot of complaints in the group for this.Hi
I have a VA checking links in ahrefs. I noticed when my VA does a search and when I search the same site in ahrefs stats are different.
Can anyone explain this?
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This is actually a bug from Ahrefs. Their data is unreliable in the recent months and they received a lot of complaints in the group for this.
I’m still using Ahrefs because there are no better options.What are you using for link anaylsis then ? SEM Rush?
I’m still using Ahrefs because there are no better options.
It’s your niche so I really don’t know. If it’s my niche I often have a sense of what’s right. Try to compare with other tools like Similarweb or Semrush.So which data is correct the 1st or 2nd screenshot ?
In this particular case is because of the prefix. In second case you are looking at the homepage numbers only, while in the first screenshot is for the whole website. Just teach your VA to clean URLs from prefixes (there are various free tools that do that) and use just root domains.