How To Fix 403 Errors Viewed From Ahrefs
- Understand the 403 Error: It means access is forbidden to the requested resource.
- Check URL Accuracy: Ensure the URL you are trying to access is correct.
- Review Site Permissions: Verify that the page permissions are set correctly on your server.
- Inspect .htaccess File: Look for any rules that might be blocking access.
- Disable Plugins: Temporarily disable any plugins that might interfere with access.
- Check IP Blocking: Ensure your IP isn’t blocked by the server settings.
- Contact Hosting Provider: Reach out to your hosting service for assistance with server settings.
- Use Ahrefs to Analyze: Utilize Ahrefs to identify specific pages causing the error.
- Clear Browser Cache: Clear your browser cache and cookies to eliminate any stored errors.
- Test with Different Browsers: Try accessing the site using different web browsers.
