External links in Ahrefs refer to the number of backlinks pointing from other websites to a particular domain or URL. This metric helps to evaluate the link popularity and authority of a website, which is important for SEO.
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The URL rating is a metric that reflects the strength of a webpage's backlink profile on a 0-100 scale. It measures the page's ability to rank in search results based on the quantity and quality of its backlinks.
Ahrefs Rank is a link popularity metric that ranks websites based on the number and quality of backlinks pointing to them. It is based on a logarithmic scale from 0 to 10 and aims to approximate a website's organic search traffic potential.
The Crawled pages metric shows the total number of pages that Ahrefs has successfully crawled and indexed for a particular website or domain.
The Text metric in Ahrefs refers to the amount of unique text found on a webpage. This can help determine the depth and quality of content on a page and is useful for analyzing content strategies and competitor research.
The Redirect metric in Ahrefs indicates the number of links pointing to a particular URL that have been redirected to another URL. This provides useful information to monitor and fix broken links on a website.
The Rss metric in Ahrefs measures the number of unique referring domains that link to a website's RSS feed. It can help gauge a site's overall link authority and potential for increased traffic through syndication.
The Cost Top 3 metric in Ahrefs shows the estimated cost if you were to bid on the top 3 paid positions in Google Ads for a given keyword.
Cost Top 10 is a metric in Ahrefs that shows the estimated cost of ranking in the top 10 search results for a specific keyword based on the cost per click (CPC) of paid search advertising for that keyword.