Curious about what's new in SERPed.net? We've been busy working on new features and improvements. Let's take a closer look at what's new:

New Domain Rating & Authority Score Columns

We've added two new columns to several tools, making it easier to access and compare important SEO metrics across your websites:

Ahrefs Domain Rating, which measures the strength of a website's backlink profile on a scale from 0 to 100.

Semrush Authority Score, which evaluates a domain's overall SEO authority and quality based on several factors, including backlinks, organic search performance, and spam indicators.

You can now access them in additional locations:

Main Dashboard: View the Domain Rating and Authority Score of your websites as soon as you log in, without having to open another tool.

Site Manager Dashboard: Easily monitor and compare these metrics across all your websites, without having to open each project individually.

Site Explorer History: View the Domain Rating and Authority Score of previously analyzed websites directly from your search history, without having to reopen each analysis.

These additions make it easier to monitor domain authority, compare websites, review previous research, and identify potential SEO opportunities, especially when managing multiple websites or client projects.

Domain Rating & Authority Score in Agency Dashboard & Site Reports

Domain Rating & Authority Score in Agency Dashboard

We've also added Domain Rating and Authority Score to the list of metrics available in our Agency Dashboard builder.

You can now include Domain Rating and Authority Score in these dashboards, allowing clients to monitor two widely used SEO authority metrics alongside their other performance indicators.

This gives you more flexibility when building client dashboards and helps you provide a more complete overview of their websites' SEO performance.

Domain Rating & Authority Score in Site Reports

Finally, we've made these two metrics available in our report builder in Site Reports.

You can now include Domain Rating and Authority Score in the SEO reports you generate for your clients.

These additional metrics can help you provide a more comprehensive picture of a website's authority and backlink strength, making your reports even more informative and valuable.

Search Intent & SERP Features in Site Reports

In our Summer 2026 update, we introduced two new columns in What Ranks Where: Search Intent and SERP Features.

We're happy to announce that both are now available in Site Reports as well!

As a reminder:

• Search Intent indicates the primary purpose behind a search query, such as informational, navigational, commercial, or transactional.
• SERP Features shows which special elements appear in Google's search results for a given keyword, such as Featured Snippets, People Also Ask boxes, Local Packs, Image Packs, Video Results, and more.

You can now include this information in your client reports, providing additional context about the keywords you're targeting and the opportunities available in search results.

For example, Search Intent can help explain why certain types of content are more appropriate for specific keywords, while SERP Features can highlight opportunities to gain additional visibility in Google.

These additions make your reports more insightful and help clients better understand your SEO strategy and recommendations.

Duplicate Headings & Missing Heading Levels in SEO Audit Reports

Duplicate Headings

We've made several improvements to our SEO audit reports to help you identify and resolve on-page SEO issues more easily.

One of the main improvements concerns duplicate headings.

Previously, our SEO audit reports would alert you when duplicate headings were detected on a page.

Now, instead of simply flagging the issue, we also show you exactly which headings are duplicated.

This makes it much easier to identify the problem and take corrective action, without having to manually inspect the page to find the duplicated headings.

Missing Heading Levels

We've also added a new section dedicated to missing heading levels.

As a reminder, HTML headings (H1, H2, H3, etc.) help organize your content and establish a clear hierarchy, making it easier for both visitors and search engines to understand the structure of a page.

For example, a page might contain an H1 heading followed directly by an H3, without an H2 in between.

While this doesn't necessarily prevent search engines from understanding the content, maintaining a logical heading hierarchy is generally recommended for readability, accessibility, and content organization.

Our SEO audit reports can now identify these missing heading levels, show you which ones are missing, and provide recommendations to help you improve your page structure.

Together, these improvements make our SEO audit reports more actionable, helping you move from identifying potential SEO issues to understanding exactly what needs to be fixed.

That's it for this update!

As always, we're continuously working to improve SERPed.net and make it easier for you to manage your SEO projects, analyze websites, and deliver valuable insights to your clients.

More features and improvements are coming soon. Stay tuned!

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