Eduard Mur

SEO Lead, Founder @searcherries

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

why are you paying for ahrefs?

- backlink spam filters don’t really work (jev could probably fix this btw)
- dr doesn’t guarantee site authority, especially below 70
- organic traffic estimates are often based on rankings with zero ctr or spam queries
- rank tracker is unstable, partly thanks to google
- bing is basically ignored
- expensive pricing + strict limits
- dataforseo does most of the same work cheaper and with more flexibility

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@MakiHacks I was in Belgrade 2 times; love this city. Btw, it's the capital of Numbeo.

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

People Also Ask isn’t the best source of prompts for AI visibility tracking.

I know some people use this box to collect questions and then track brand visibility across AI search. And it looks like Ahrefs may be using a similar approach to build its prompt database.

The problem is that the quality of these questions drops pretty quickly. The first questions in People Also Ask are usually relevant to the original search query. But the further you expand the box, the more often:

- search intent changes
- questions drift into adjacent topics
- old dates and outdated context start appearing
- questions become less relevant to your site and actual audience

There’s a more practical source: Google Search Console.

You can filter real user queries using this regex:

(?i)^(?:what|when|where|which|who|whom|whose|why|how|can|could|would|will|should|is|are|was|were|do|does|did|has|have|had|may|might|must|tell me|show me|explain|compare|recommend)(?:\s|$).{28,}

Then sort them by impressions.

This gives you longer question-based queries that:
- are already relevant to your website
- are actually used by your audience
- have proven search demand

For AI visibility tracking, I think this is a much more relevant prompt set than questions pulled from People Also Ask.

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@chris2dtop @JoshKuechly @nvidia @Meta @OpenAI yes, to be clear, OpenAI acquired OpenClaw's creator, but the open-source software itself transitioned to an independent foundation

[Searcherries @searcherries]

We've integrated Jev by @typesafeai into Searcherries

What changes for you:
- cleaner competitor lists
- fewer false competitors
- a more honest visibility score
- new insights from every AI answer

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

you can watch ai releases instead of reels

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@anah_sahh red flag

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

Jev's onboarding

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

jev killer feature: making a demo to promote your saas

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

How does a neural network turn words into numbers: https://t.co/s7gq1mSjqQ

[APAJI @apaji_x]

BREAKING: ADHD researchers confirm that having "one single appointment" at 3:00 PM successfully destroys the entire day leading up to it. 1/6

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

The double-slit experiment: https://t.co/FgErwIdhx8

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@s_chiriac Yes, I’m seeing this on my sites too. What if it has to do with the fact that Ahrefs is based in Singapore? :D

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@SearchForRyan I agree

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@LeMutantX do you really trust to Majestic metrics? tf 50 says us nothing actually about real trust and backlink authority

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@LeMutantX AI slop content or DMCA abuse?

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@YDaavis @zach_yadegari looks real...

[Eduard Mur @xeduardmur]

@pmitu Creating a high-demand product too