Overview
The Domain Top Pages block returns a domain’s highest-traffic pages from Ahrefs. Each page includes its top keyword, traffic, traffic value, and link metrics. Use it to find a site’s best-performing content for competitor research or content audits.Configuration
Target Domain (Required)
The domain to analyze. This block does not use a target Mode. Example:{{step_1.output}}
Country
The country database used for the analysis. Default:us
Common values: us, uk, ca, de, fr, es, it, br, au, in, jp. The Country dropdown lists 250 country options.
Limit
The maximum number of pages to return. Default:10
Range: 1–1000
Example: 50
Output Format
Controls how the block returns data to the next step. Default: Text (Human Readable) Options:Error Handling
Define what happens if the block fails to retrieve data. Options:- Terminate Workflow: Stop execution immediately.
- Continue Execution: Proceed to the next step despite the error.
Output Data
With JSON (Raw) output, the block returns a list of page objects with these fields.url
The page URL. Example:"https://hubspot.com/blog/what-is-crm"
top_keyword_best_position_title
The page title for the top keyword’s best-ranking position. Example:"What Is CRM? A Beginner's Guide"
sum_traffic
Estimated monthly organic traffic to the page. Example:42000
value
Estimated monthly traffic value, in USD. Example:61000
top_keyword
The keyword that drives the most traffic to the page. Example:"what is a crm"
top_keyword_volume
Monthly search volume for the top keyword. Example:33000
top_keyword_best_position
The page’s best position for the top keyword. Example:1
keywords
The number of keywords the page ranks for. Example:1850
ur
The page’s URL Rating from 0–100. Example:54
referring_domains
The number of domains linking to the page. Example:320
With Text (Human Readable) output, the block returns the same data as readable markdown text instead of JSON.
Sample Output
Best Practices
- Run the block on a competitor to find their best-performing content.
- Sort by
sum_trafficto spot the pages worth studying first. - Use
top_keywordto see which term drives each page’s traffic. - Use JSON output when later steps loop over the pages.
- Feed the page list into an LLM block to plan competing content.
- Save results to a sheet for a content audit log.
Common Use Cases
What’s Next
- See ranking keywords with URL Organic Keywords
- Find rivals with Domain Organic Competitors
- Plan content with the LLM Block
- Loop over pages with the Loop Block
- Save results in Google Sheets