



Build me an assisted long-form article pipeline. Atomic input is a target keyword. Stages run sequentially as background jobs the UI polls: (1) keyword research via Ahrefs, (2) competitor SERP fetch, (3) AI Content Helper topic snapshot, (4) bulleted outline with mandated topic coverage, (5) data-mention placement, (6) full draft, (7) polish, (8) WordPress shortcode formatting + .docx export. Each stage shows its output, has an "edit" textarea, and a "refine with feedback" chat that re-runs the stage with my notes. Style guide comes from a per-author voice profile.


Build me a blog-post update pipeline. Input: a published URL. Fetch the article. Run five diagnostic stages: (1) Guidance — I set scope (light refresh vs. full rewrite); (2) Claims Audit — LLM extracts every stat, study reference, and dated assertion and grades each for staleness with a suggested replacement; (3) Ahrefs Mentions — cross-check against Ahrefs features released since publication and suggest where to drop new ones; (4) Topic Gaps — re-run the SERP, surface topics current top-ranking pages cover that mine doesn't; (5) Authoritative Pages — find linkable sources published since my article. Final stage: side-by-side diff between current article and proposed updates, with accept/reject per change. Export the accepted version as markdown and WordPress shortcodes.



Build me a monthly blog performance report. Pull GSC + Ahrefs Web Analytics for the current month. Show KPI tiles, a 12-month trend chart with a migration marker, subfolder split, winners/losers tables (paginated, 25/page), daily anomaly callouts, and full paginated tables of every post. At the top, an editable markdown "monthly overview" with auto-save. Beside it, an AI panel that takes my cached KPIs + an "industry context" textarea I fill with algo-update news and produces 6-10 candidate bullets I can copy. Add a "publish to public site" button that snapshots a read-only view.


Run a semantic audit of my blog. Pull every URL from the sitemap, fetch the content, embed each page (mean of passage embeddings) using a 3072-d embedding model. Compute the site centroid and bucket pages by cosine distance to it (core/near/mid/far using mean ± 1/2σ — not quartiles). Enrich each URL with Ahrefs batch analysis (org_traffic, refdomains, UR, keywords). Run k-means with silhouette scan (k=2..12) to find natural topic clusters. Output: bucket histogram, per-bucket Ahrefs averages, cluster summaries with sample URLs, and a verdict on whether the blog is tight or diffuse.


Build me a competitor blog watcher. I configure a list of competitor blog sitemap URLs. A daily job diffs each sitemap, fetches new URLs, and for each new post shows title, publish date, first-paragraph excerpt, and a one-line LLM summary of the angle. Triage states: new / saved / dismissed. When I save a post, run an Ahrefs Keywords Explorer pipeline against the title: extract a 2-3 word seed topic, fetch keyword suggestions, rank by volume and intent, attach results to the saved row. The output is competitor-inspired keyword lists, not a passive reading queue.


Build me a LinkedIn swipe-file app with a Chrome extension. The extension adds a "Save to Scrapbook" button to every LinkedIn post; one click captures post text, author, engagement metrics, and media URLs and POSTs to my Console app. The Console app stores posts in Postgres with full-text search. Build three tools on top of the corpus: (1) Trending Keywords — extract topic seeds from saved posts, surface rising topics over a rolling window; (2) Content Gap — diff topics in saved posts against topics in my published blog posts, output what I'm consuming but haven't written about; (3) Example Finder — semantic search over the scrapbook with deep links back to LinkedIn. Add a generic web-clipper extension too for non-LinkedIn URLs.


Build me an internal-linking tool. Input: either a published blog URL or pasted draft markdown for unpublished pieces. Embed the input article with Gemini and cosine-compare against my pre-cached blog post vectors. Rescore top candidates with authority weighting: 0.7 × similarity + 0.3 × log(org_traffic) — favours high-traffic hosts where a link actually moves rankings. Auto-exclude any host already linking to me (parse each candidate's markdown body). For each top host, identify the single paragraph most semantically aligned with the input article — that's where the link goes. Have Claude draft a natural 2-6 word anchor and rewrite a sentence in the host paragraph to include it. Per-recommendation context: page sim, passage sim, host's org_traffic / UR / refdomains, the host paragraph, and a one-line rationale. Cache passage vectors per host so repeat lookups are instant. Run lookups async with live step status; persist every lookup to history.
Ahrefs をもっと活用 👉
▶︎ Ahrefs 公式ブログ --- 本社発信の記事
▶︎ Ahrefs Canny --- 開発チームへ意見を送る
▶︎ X 公式アカウント--- 最新情報をリアルタイムで
▶︎ YouTube 公式チャンネル--- 動画コンテンツをチェック
▶︎ Ahrefs note --- 日本チーム発信の記事

ライアン・ローは Ahrefs のコンテンツマーケティングディレクターです。ライアンにはライター、コンテンツ戦略家、チームリーダー、マーケティングディレクター、VP、CMO(最高マーケティング責任者)、エージェンシー設立者として 13 年の経験があります。彼は Google、Zapier、GoDaddy、Clearbit、Algolia など、多くの企業のコンテンツマーケティングと SEO 改善を支援してきました。彼は小説家でもあり、2 種類のコンテンツマーケティングコースの考案者でもあります。