Feature Requests

Hi, I'm using Log File Analysis and hit a bot-classification gap worth fixing. Problem: In the Bot Activity Timeline, the single largest crawler on my site is bucketed under a generic label +https: instead of being named. On one week of logs for a single site it's ~491,000 requests — more than Googlebot, bingbot, and ChatGPT-User combined. Cause: It's meta-webindexer, which isn't in your known-bot list. When the product token isn't recognized, your parser appears to fall back to the + https://… URL fragment in the user-agent and uses the scheme (+https:) as the label — so this bot (and several other unrecognized ones) all collapse into one meaningless +https: line. The crawler: meta-webindexer/1.1 (+ https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/crawler ) This is Meta's AI Search crawler — it indexes content for citation/linking in Meta AI search answers (per Meta's web-crawler docs). That makes it directly relevant to the AEO/AI-search use case your log tool targets, so it really should be a first-class entry. Requests: Add meta-webindexer to the known-bot list, grouped under Meta. Ideally add the full current Meta family while you're at it: - meta-webindexer — Meta AI Search - meta-externalagent — Meta AI training - meta-externalfetcher — Meta user-initiated fetch - facebookexternalhit — link previews - FacebookBot — speech/LM training Parser improvement: for unrecognized user-agents, fall back to the product token (the name before /version) rather than the +https:// URL scheme. That would make any unknown crawler show by its real name instead of everything piling into +https:. Reference: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/web-crawlers/ Thanks

If there is enough demand, this would be a great extension to the rank tracker. Here is an example report which is very detailed: https://member.gmbbriefcase.com/gbp-analysis-report/y4XFPr6UjfomCSZ# One feature I haven't seen in any GBP Audits is localization, maybe some day..

Ability to tag keyword or post urls and sort into bucket of folder to optimizing.

Ability to schedule SERP Clustering tasks: instead of manually running them at current time, it'd be great to set a scheduler as an option (in addition to being able to run it at current time of course). This will allow you to set up each SERP Clustering task, upload the keywords and schedule it to begin at a specific time in a specific Time zone i.e. create a SERP Clustering Task --> add the imported Keywords in it --> setup the settings --> Schedule it to being at 9:00 AM New York, United States time for instance

This is a way cheaper choice because all the users of Zimmwriter have access to ScrapeOwl 10,000 API credits for just $5, 25,000 API credits for $10, and 250,000 API credits, which is way cheaper than having any premium proxies. Please include this feature. Features of ScrapeOwl API: Web scraping service for extracting data from websites Supports scraping of various data types (text, images, links, etc.) Handles JavaScript rendering and AJAX content Offers proxy rotation and IP geotargeting Provides API libraries for various programming languages Offers a browser extension for easy data extraction ScrapeOwl API: Hobby Plan: $29/month for 200,000 API credits Startup Plan: $99/month for 1,000,000 API credits Business Plan: $249/month for 3,000,000 API credits Enterprise Plan: Custom pricing for high-volume needs Pay-as-you-go: Starts at $0.0035 per API credit Free trial: 1,000 API credits

Add Captcha Solving API (eg. 2Captcha) Support for SERP Clustering: it helps solve the common "captcha encountered" issue encountered (with or without proxies). 2Captcha integration docs: https://2captcha.com/2captcha-api

Add option for Bing SERP Clustering, it helps provides unique semantic data and alternative traffic opportunities, and reveals valuable keyword gaps ignored by competitors who focus solely on Google.

Add the option to use the dataforseo local finder endpoint instead of maps.

The one feature I love that is unique to Ahrefs. Their "Content Overhaul" metric whch tracks how much a page has changed over time https://ahrefs.com/blog/content-changes/

Include GBP performance stats (calls, interactions, clicks etc.) into the report so we can show the actions that are considered the most valuable to the client.